October 2003
Monthly Archive
Frostmourne Hungers
Posted by phil on 31 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
…and all was laid to burnination…
Posted by phil on 26 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
The city of Los Angeles is an apocalyptic wasteland. Covered in ash and soot, it’s a depressing ordeal. The best you can do is go indoors and listen to music featuring heavy distortion or read a distopian novel. Trust me.
Oh, and my computer’s back on with double the RAM.
Over and out
Posted by phil on 26 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
For the first time since the 13th of September, I’m turning off my computer.
Wish me luck.
Hi everyone!
Posted by phil on 24 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Jon Clede says we live in an era clad in the vestments of adversity. I think he’s really on to something there.
I haven’t updated in a while because I’m twitterpated. Leave me be.
![[My fiancee and I on the beach]](/pics/bbb.jpg)
![[Ring]](/pics/ring.jpg)
Sometimes I amaze myself
Posted by phil on 16 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
That’s right, ladies and gentlemen. I have a comments section. Now there is proof undeniable that I am the superlative webmaster. Check out my skillz. And post some stuff in the comments section!
Time Capsule released
Posted by phil on 15 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
If this works properly, I’ve set up a delayed-release mechanism on my
blog. This page is sitting dormant on the server until the time
specified, at which it releases itself into the blog file.
Pretty cool, huh?
I’ll have a use for it later this week!
Unceasing Wonder
Posted by phil on 14 Oct 2003 | Tagged as: Uncategorized
Joy is lovers wending their way through campus on the foggiest night of the year. Laughing for pure joy just at a look between the two of us… it’s like the joy that Lewis describes so often in Narnia. Like the joy of Van and Davy. (You don’t have to be at Oxford, but I’m sure it helps. Enough fog can turn this concrete wasteland into the castles and heritage of Britain in the mind of tired students.)