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Saturday, March 31, 2001
It's a challenge trying to post when fatigue wants you to sleep... I went out to get some groceries today, thanks to help from a friend. Spending most of my time indoors has left me with a bit of cabin fever. I also worked on the Mind Map for another new project. With my latest Apacalypse zine in, I wanted to start working on the next one. Re-reading old issues of another rpg APA I used to be part of, it saddened me to see the breadth of output from others... compared to it, I really haven't been producing that much. This has to change. Posted by Jeff Boman on Saturday, March 31, 2001 | link me Seymour!
Friday, March 30, 2001
Sorry it's been 5 days since my last update here... my current relapse is making it harder to type - although I seem pretty fast hen-pecking with my left-hand alone. :]
I had to cancel out of a few things because of this... not being able to put much weight on that arm makes it hard to walk (I need a cane in each hand for balance), and my current building has stairs; when I get Adapted Housing, I won't have that problem to deal with.
Meanwhile, Unemployment screwed me over: I'd been told it would start in 3 weeks; this is the third, and no money. I called in, to find out it starts next week; according to the person I spoke to, the person who gave me a date couldn't make decisions... that makes me feel so much better.
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Sunday, March 25, 2001
This has probably been mentioned all over, but I wanted to note it here as well: Cartoon pioneer William Hanna dead at 90
As a graduate of animation school, the limited nature of this work bothered me... but you can't demean the appeal and recognition of The Flintstones or Scooby-Doo, or any of the hundreds of other characters created by Hanna and Barbera.
Posted by Jeff Boman
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A pity: I just tried to locate songs by The House Jacks through Bearshare with no luck. I know that former member Austin Willacy has a solo career going now, as he had an MP3 available on Tucows last year. I can't find the band's CDs anywhere though.
A cappela is a music style I enjoy almost as much as Jazz. I've heard some tremendous pieces by people singing without any instruments, their voices filling in all the sound.
Posted by Jeff Boman
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