Volpane In Love

Decade Archive of my personal blog from 1999 to 2009.

Wednesday, June 26, 2002

I've been avoiding posting anything, largely because I've been shirking my promise to post reviews of several books I've read and the SIFF movies I attended. I've just not been in much of a mood for anything since I've started working, but that is changing. Work has settled down to a familiar grind. I've even been contemplating changing the route I take in the morning for some variety, but I'm not sure how practical that would be. Nevertheless, I'm surviving although having a job hasn't changed my lifestyle any. In fact, I'm eating up all my hoarded food bank supplies because I've not been able to stop by there when they're open. *sigh* You'd think having a job would at least afford you food. I just have to admit that I'm a terrible money manager...uh, let's not go there right now. I've been beating myself up over that too much lately.

Tuesday, June 18, 2002


silver pants




Just did a much needed face lift on the front page. I'm still not certain about the color scheme, orange and purple are tertiary, that is they are at a forty-five degree angles from each other on a color wheel which implies a certain relationship between the colors visually. Right now I think they are ugly together and think I might try adding red somewhere.

Work continues to improve although I'm still being reminded why I quit City Center a year-and-a-half ago. From the frypan into the fire. Been hanging out a lot with my friend Frank Young, who I've known since the early Nineties. We share a lot of interests including comicbooks, movies, writing, music and conversation. He's a very nice man and I appreciate the time he shares with me.

Last week I saw my last two movies of SIFF. On Monday I saw "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" in a newly restored and excellantly tinted print and Saturday I saw "Bang, Bang, You're Dead!", a meditation on the cause of school violence in America. I promised to post reviews to the friends blog, but then I haven't written the ones from the week before, "Men With Brooms" and "Female Trouble: A Discussion with John Waters". C'est la vie!

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