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- Some random Friday thoughts March 27, 2026
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- Tuesday Tones March 24, 2026
- Sunday Stealing (Monday edition) March 23, 2026
- “I don’t know why…it makes me sad.” –Samwise Gamgee March 22, 2026
- Something for Thursday March 19, 2026
- What DOES “Auld Lang Syne” mean, anyway? March 19, 2026
- Tuesday Tones March 17, 2026
- I’ll say this for DST March 16, 2026
- Yeah, y’all need to step it up. March 15, 2026
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Dugg
OK, I’ve removed the Digg code from my posts. It was making the blog load in weird fashion, and the only weirdness here will be created by me. Maybe I’ll try to figure out where that was going wrong sometime, … Continue reading →
AGGHHHH!!!!
So this morning, before work, I went online to check stuff like weather (I’ve never seen a winter this windy, and I spent four winters in Iowa) and whether the school had been closed for The Daughter (it had) and … Continue reading →
Digging?
I’ve just joined Digg and added a Digg button to every post — it’s in the footer there, with the permalink and the other stuff. I’ve been on Digg for all of an hour or so, so I don’t really … Continue reading →
Stay on target! Stay on target!
To whomever came to this blog via this search, I really hope you found what you were looking for, ’cause if you didn’t, I think I may have to reconsider the whole darn thing!
2007: A Year in Blog Posts
I have exhaustively culled through my archives of the last twelve months to select these: the Best Posts to appear on Byzantium’s Shores this year. There may be fewer than in years past, since I’ve allowed my posting frequency to … Continue reading →
2007: Not a big fan.
It’s that time of year again, when I engage in a bit of navel-gazing. I do this questionnaire at the end of each year, so here’s the 2007 version. If a fairly negative tone is detected running though this post, … Continue reading →
Wow, look at all the cobwebs….
Just a quickie post to let you know that I have not been abducted by aliens or conscripted by the Earth Defense Fleet to combat the invading Saturnian Slime Devils. Things are just highly hectic this week. I will post … Continue reading →
Light posting ahead
Hey, all you fine readers! Just a quick note that the next couple of weeks will see a reduced frequency of new material on this blog, as the Gods of Hectic have decided to make me their plaything this year. … Continue reading →
Heading behind the dark side of the moon….
UPDATED Below. Hey folks! I hope you’re all having a fine weekend. And for those of you who were out early shopping yesterday morning, What on Earth is wrong with you??!! Anyhow, this blog will be on kinda-sorta-hiatus for an … Continue reading →
Time to start embiggening my words
There’s a widget going around Blogistan that tests your blog’s readability level. So I plugged my own URL in to see, and here’s what happened: Ummmm…what? Not that there’s anything wrong with this, mind you — Lloyd Alexander wrote at … Continue reading →



