June 2002 Forty-two posts

• 14-Jun-2002
  Rediscovering how great Matthew Sweet’s Girlfriend is… Rediscovering how great Matthew Sweet’s Girlfriend is… You Don’t Love Me what a beautiful moment the truth comes out at last once your heart would own me forever then this passed and what a beautiful moment as my head comes apart drunk and in a manner of saying wasted cause you don’t love me you...

  Love MeMatthew Sweetvia-blogger
• 13-Jun-2002
  Muse, warm and serene! I’m rediscovering my poetic me. A few days ago I posted some decade old poems in words. I am doing other work in that realm now. Poetry and pictures flow from me now. Not public. Far too personal even for me, a shameless narcissist, to share here. There is a muse in my life. Warm,...

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• 12-Jun-2002

  
  Archeology: 1996: When I was a Respiratory Therapist At the moment, there’s more to be said, and talked about than I can say and talk about. In the interim, another picture. Myself, 1996. I took this with a timer, after the night shift (1900-0730) at California Hospital Medical Center — the parking garage. I believe the white building in the distance behind me...

  Californa Hospital Medical Centerphotosrespiratory-therapyvia-blogger
• 11-Jun-2002

  
  Update; Comics Jennifer came over last night. Picked up some stray mail. Visited the cat. We spoke a little. No definitive word on counseling. It was emotionally draining to be around her. But luckily, I presently get support from some serendipitous places. Phone calls can be wondrous. Later, I made this (and other things) but I’m only...

  comicsdrawingsjennifervia-blogger
• 11-Jun-2002
  Phoenix One of the things I picked up this weekend was a manga called Phoenix: A Story of the Future. I finished it yesterday. According to this review/history, it’s only a small part of a much, much larger saga by Osamu Tezuka — thousands of pages of a work encompassing decades. I enjoy getting into artists...

  Osamu TezukaPhoenixvia-blogger
• 11-Jun-2002
  Inbound I made it to this bookmark list. And check out this new inbound link — from Hugh — Hot Feet: the ramblings of a web geek. Worth a look.

  via-bloggerweb geek
• 09-Jun-2002
  Sorting IP Addresses in SQL Sorting IP Addresses in SQL SQL God Rudy Limeback has a solution on his SQL Page for sorting IP Addresses. Heckuva good read — for geeks. » Sorting substrings of different lengths numerically [Part 1] » Sorting substrings of different lengths numerically [Part 2] Mr. Limeback lives in Canada, and is interested in solving your...

  CanadaRudy Limebackvia-bloggerweb problems
• 09-Jun-2002
  Bleeding All Over The Place by Randy Newman Bleeding All Over The Place by Randy Newman Why don’t you love me like you used to do? Tell me, what I did I do wrong? Seems like you’re through with me I wasn’t through with you My love for you is still very strong.

  Randy Newmanvia-blogger
• 09-Jun-2002
  w/S. Walking. Chai. Bagel. Orange. Fuscia. Black. Grey. Commiseration. Release. Tales. Betrayals. Caring. Comfort. Sharing. Sesame seeds & cream cheese. Bursting strawberries. Talking. Smiles & tears. Ice/Sarah McLachlan. Friendship. Only two people will understand this post. But that’s okay.

  Sarah McLachlanvia-blogger
• 09-Jun-2002

  
  Today’s Archaeology: Virtual World More scrapbooking and archaeology. This is the membership card to Virtual World, which for a time in the early to mid 1990’s was a chain of networked game parlours. I remember that in the Pasadena branch they had a Mac there with an irc chat channel open, or was it an AOL chat window? Anyway,...

  AOLgamingmemoriesPasadenaRed Planetvia-bloggervirtual world