I just imported all my LiveJournal posts from when I started blogging back in February 2004. New posts here are automatically added there, but otherwise I don’t use it except for nostalgia. The number of entries was actually a bit mind-boggling …
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There was a time when I knew what I wanted to be when I grew up: the guy who collected the shopping carts at K-Mart. (It was right up there with engineer, which I felt I was well-suited for, but not nearly as much fun.) It seemed we went there every week for one thing [...]