"I was born to become a blackhole in a blue sky."
31.07.2025 14:49
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"I was born to become a blackhole in a blue sky."
I'm in a certain mood these days.
The Pornographer by John McGahern caught me off guard. Didn't expect I'd enjoy it this much.
Baltimore in early March is starting to feel like a good idea.
New York Review Books has a lot of my reading attention these days.
I will vote for the first candidate who tells me they're going to make the biggest government possible. Reacher-sized agencies. Braun Strowman-level social benefits. Government so big it starts belching out National Parks and free healthcare. Chungus State.
There's nothing more obnoxious than a USA chant.
if you were accidentally fired while transporting a nuclear warhead and currently need a place to stay with said warhead please know that i have a sizable backyard and an abiding desire to be a nuclear power
Woke up to a very nice blast from my past surprise. Spirits lifted.
Canada vs. USA in the 4 Nations Face-Off is way more intense than it should be.
That foolish urge to hit the national job market.
Duolingo is the only one I can talk to these days.
Why is it already 82 degrees here??
Show me now everything that I offer.
I've been filling in holes in my reading list of classic books, and I've focused lately on books that were once well-known but are all but forgotten now. Currently reading Updike's Rabbit, Run, and not only does it fit, it's remarkably good.
I may have just named my AOTY based on a single song.
I'm on track for 75 books read in 2024, and I just finished Saunders's Lincoln in the Bardo, and it might be my favorite read of the year.
Hey, we're back!
This book is going to end up my favorite read of the year, and it's January 5th.
still here, breathing
I read 55 books this year, and Hardly Children by Laura Adamczyk was one of my favorites.
Bluesky code achieved.