Incoming Signals from Boston
Hello everyone. I'm hoping to post a bit more from here, now that I've got a reliable connection, if not more free time. :P But I miss everyone, and want to keep you in the loop now that I'm further away.
But first, I want to give a memorium to one of my favorite authors Robert Jordan (James Oliver Rigney, Jr.), who passed yesterday after a valiant fight against a rare blood disease. I'm including some information for anyone who would like to send their prayers/condolences. His wife Harriet, to whom he dedicated all his books deeply appreciated the outpouring of support that has been given to him all along, and there's a chance to email messages to the funeral home at this link that the family will get. (http://www.dragonmount.com/ actual link is http://www.jhenrystuhr.com/)
For what its worth, it seems pretty certain he safeguarded his legacy, the final book of his sweeping series in extensive notes and instructions to his wife. I don't really want to say more 'bout that just now, though I am hopeful knowing life-long work should see its proper completion.
As for Boston stuff... well, guess I'll get back to that in a bit. I'm doing well, first day of classes today, but I need a little time first. Take care, everyone.
But first, I want to give a memorium to one of my favorite authors Robert Jordan (James Oliver Rigney, Jr.), who passed yesterday after a valiant fight against a rare blood disease. I'm including some information for anyone who would like to send their prayers/condolences. His wife Harriet, to whom he dedicated all his books deeply appreciated the outpouring of support that has been given to him all along, and there's a chance to email messages to the funeral home at this link that the family will get. (http://www.dragonmount.com/ actual link is http://www.jhenrystuhr.com/)
For what its worth, it seems pretty certain he safeguarded his legacy, the final book of his sweeping series in extensive notes and instructions to his wife. I don't really want to say more 'bout that just now, though I am hopeful knowing life-long work should see its proper completion.
As for Boston stuff... well, guess I'll get back to that in a bit. I'm doing well, first day of classes today, but I need a little time first. Take care, everyone.