I guess I should say something profound about the 800th post, but I won’t. It’s more a measure of time and habit rather than some deep accomplishment. No matter. In any case, the more relevant question is this: how many bloggers who started when I did (March ’96) are still blogging? <\/p>\n
No worries. Here’s the recap: gamelan, Erika hen party, church party, church, gamelan gig in Corvallis, church, M is back at school, Erika cut her hair-v. itchy, waiting, finished all of Akira<\/a>-way beyond intense, C is working through manga of his own. Yet again out of ca$h. I’m hoping this changes, and soon. We’ll see. Waiting is fullness. <\/p>\n Honestly, I don’t really have much else to say. I mean, yeah, I have a lot to say, but what’s the point? Anyways, I’m listening to Black Sabbath from ’70 & ’75 instead. In ’70 they were tigers-’75, not so much. I saw ’em in ’78 in Cleveland. Last tour with Ozzy. Van Halen opened. Lotsa flannel and jeans jackets, plus the long hair and all the dope. <\/p>\n Links: After Ruining America, the Era of Giant Chain Stores Is Over<\/a>, 4 Bogus Right-Wing Theories About Poverty, and the Real Reason Americans Can\u2019t Make Ends Meet<\/a>, Can Civilization Survive Capitalism?<\/a><\/p>\n On the brighter side…Global Coherence Initiative<\/a>, the Next American Revolution<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I guess I should say something profound about the 800th post, but I won’t. It’s more a measure of time and habit rather than some deep accomplishment. No matter. In any case, the more relevant question is this: how many bloggers who started when I did (March ’96) are still blogging? No worries. Here’s the … <\/p>\n