by Fukuma Fletch Hair Flap Correspondant 10 (More) Little Things Here, for your reading pleasure, I present the long awaited and highly anticipated second installment of “The Little Things.” (The first part to this series can be found here. -Scott) 1) The post office....
You know, the problem with these three-day weekends is that by the time they're over and I have a day to get back in the swing of things, it's already halfway through the week. So here it is Wednesday and I'm only now starting Freeway to update the site. Good lord. I...
Since I've been so lax in writing this week it looks like I'm going to have to pass the buck for Japan-related entertainment. Luckily that won't be a problem this week. There's plenty o' good stuff to go around. For example... Nicole has updated A Life Less...
So, lemme tell you what awaited me at school this morning. I walk in, dripping in fresh sweat from my bike ride (damn that Hill!! I never sweat until I get to The Hill!) and all the other 3rd year teachers are carrying duffel bags and getting ready to leave. Leave...
Yeah, so what can I say? Oh, my God!!
As you can see by my recent desktop setup, I have finally got around to catching Ellen-fever. It's nothing sick and twisted, and strangely doesn't really have anything to do with my Apple fandom. I just happened to watch her advert for the Apple Switch campaign in the...
I hesitated to post anything today about this, lord knows there's already enough talk in the media today. If you're reading this, I guess I decided to press the upload button after all. Last night, as per usual, I popped in a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode...
I feel I should say something about today's picture. Normally I'll optimize and tweak the digital photos I post here to compensate for the sometimes flat contrast produced by my point-and-shoot digital camera. Even then it's just some color correction and contrast...
Summer vacation is over and today was the first day of school. I like the way they do it here. The first day consists of a homeroom meeting, a 45 minute assembly and going home. No classes, just easing everybody back into the routine so their fragile little minds...