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I’m pretty lazy about blog maintenance. I update my blogroll infrequently and haphazardly; I usually forget to mention it when I make a change too. It’s a new year so I’ll start out on a better footing. In no particular … Continue reading →

I’m about to link to a happy tidbit: The lightbulb mandate has been reeled in. Here’s my personal reaction to this small improvement in liberty. Hurray! Now for some bullet points: Any liberty, even one that’s minor and irrelevant… makes … Continue reading →

I’ve added another bit to my Quotes & Poems page. I added a quote from Aleksandr I. Solzhenitsyn’s The Gulag Archipelago. “And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, … Continue reading →

This is the ninth year (I forgot 2015 and 2018… whoops.) of a my Festivus Christmas tradition where we gather around the warm glow of the laptop and watch A Very Zombie Holiday.

I’ve added another bit to my Quotes & Poems page. I moved my favorite poem, Ozymandias (Percy Shelley, 1818) from my right margin. It’s a great poem but it deserves a better place than my dumbass margin. I met a … Continue reading →

I left the house in good condition but Mrs. Curmudgeon turned the dial to awesome. When I left there was this: Not bad. I would’ve been glad to sit by the fire wiping out Kentucky’s best export but I had … Continue reading →

Winter hit like a freight train but it’s been a good time for me anyway. Partly because I’ve sparked at least ten dreamers and that makes me as happy as a Curmudgeon gets. Earlier this month I mentioned The Unlikely … Continue reading →

The semi-enclosed Argo was shielding me from the cold… sorta… and I was having a ball. So why the heck shouldn’t I really test it? This would’ve been wiser if I knew the area. The damn ATV ditch trail kept … Continue reading →

Two months ago I got a tip from Bruce and Kristy. I spent the first half on a set of epic drill bits in October. I just spent the remaining half. In case you’re wondering how long I can savor … Continue reading →