Hey there! timpratt is using Twitter.
Twitter is a free service that lets you keep in touch with people through the exchange of quick, frequent answers to one simple question: What are you doing? Join today to start receiving timpratt's updates.
|
Awoke to the sound of thunder, quite rare around here. (Actually awoke to baby bellowing, followed shortly by the thunder.) |
Was going to go shoot some hoops in the park while wife and baby are out... but it started raining as I was leaving. Sigh. |
My smoothie would be smoother without the odd fragment of overlooked cherry pit. |
Heather got me Futurama: Bender's Game and the first trade of NEXTWAVE for my birthday (also a tiny cake with a skull candle); yay! |
It's not every Friday I get half-lit on wine by 3:30 p.m. But it should be. |
@erinkelley HURRAY CONGRATULATIONS! |
Ken Scholes is in the next room playing guitar and singing "Brown Eyed Girl." I have a strange job. |
Carrot cake. And, because of some miscommunication on the part of my co-workers, I get a whole EXTRA cake. A birthday miracle! |
@gregvaneekhout Brutal! I vote you use octarine. Or some ink that can only be seen under blacklight. |
@jay_lake Heather and I know some people who run the Dickens Fair. It's cool, though I find it a trifle exhausting. :) |
@gregvaneekhout You can't use green? I always use green. |
Page supposedly re-enacted Fritz Lang's silent film The Woman in the Moon at a NASA facility. Somebody write that secret history please! |
@heatherlyshaw Can't you, like, kill ghost walruses or something for them? |
Bettie Page did a private burlesque show for German rocket scientists (including von Braun!) in 1952. Probably apocrypha, but what a story! |
Happy birthday to me! I belong in a tree! With tigers and monkeys and others like me! |
@jonmhansen Nobody understands my paaaaain! |
Alas, Bettie Page. I'll be writing her obituary tomorrow |
@gregvaneekhout But seriously folks, I'm only worried about my writing career. I'll keep on digging the hell out of life in general. |
@gregvaneekhout Wow, you started Kung Fu in the 1930s? I didn't know they had Kung Fu in America back then! |
@JeremiahTolbert And happy birthday to you! 31 ain't nothin'. You've got lots of time yet. |
