Tweets for 2009-04-30
Waiting for my work laptop to unf*ck itself. Doopie doopie doo… # @Timinator Thanks ever so much for tweeting that at lunchtime here in N.A. in reply to Timinator # […]
Monthly Archives: April 2009
Only through the exercise of candor
Salon published an interesting piece today from Boston University professor of history and international relations Andrew Bacevich called Farewell to the American Century. Bacevich goes further than the WaPo’s Richard […]
Tweets for 2009-04-30
All this global pandemic talk is making me a little nervous. If I see Cillian Murphy running around with a machete, I am SO out of here. # I love […]
Why I don't have favourite books
Do you have a favourite book? I don’t think I do. I have favourite films. I have favourite songs. But I don’t have favourite books. That’s not to say there […]
Tweets for 2009-04-28
Awesome. Woman is, once again, a danger cat. http://is.gd/v9In # I keep forgetting that Hot Docs starts this weekend. I’d better be, uh, better by then. #hotdocs # Wow. Two […]
Twitter and the Monkey Man
Since I stayed home sick today and had little better to do in between nose-blowing than read, I just finished A Fine Balance. I can tell it’s going to stick […]
Tweets for 2009-04-27
Few 2-word combinations freak me out as much as “jumping spider”. http://is.gd/tj4e # RT @ZoeSasha RT @shawnyeager: Finally! Easy-to-use bike rental scheme planned for Toronto http://tinyurl.com/cu2l73 LtDan: crosses fingers. # […]
It's not a tumor the swine flu
I am sick again. Ridonculous. Nothing to do now but sit back, watch the pandemic unfold on Twitter and blame this kid.
Tweets for 2009-04-27
So…apparently it was windy last night?? Didn’t notice a thing. # Cold, wet Sunday is a harsh wakeup call from yesterday’s dreamy warmth. Good day for watching movies that rattle […]
"It's important that you feel through this."
What a great weekend. Not because we did anything particularly dramatic or new, but because it was just so damn enjoyable. With work being the way it has lately (though […]
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