it's been 151 weeks since my last entry and I'm sure that my last entry was not even completed. it's barely less than 3 years, although seems like eternity. just re-read my last entry. well, I still can't figure out the "little thing" although it's almost 3. i'm improving though. well, i try. somehow it's real smart. now, all of a sudden, the ( Read more... )

well, nothing ever goes as planned and I haven't finished, actually, continued my originally invisioned saga about our trip to Yellowstone. now, with addition to the family, i don't think i'll ever be able to write anything coherent. it's amazing how much time a little thing can demand and how little sleep one gets trying to figure out what a ( Read more... )

i meant to write some sort of a summary of our trip to Yellowstone National Park (YNP for future references) as soon as we got back but then found many reasons to postpone it. now, as memories slowly started fading away i want to leave them here so that i myself one day can revisit dusty corners of the past ( Read more... )

yesterday i went to see John Cale concert at Middle East, Cambridge, MA. for those who don't know who he is - he is the dude who made that squiky sound on the first velvet underground album. for those who don't know VU - it's too late to save your souls. so, several thoughts crossed my mind while deciding whether i should go or stay home: (1) my ( Read more... )

between Maine and Fells we chose New Hampshire. Maine was on the top of out list of desired escapes despite the distance and Fells was somewhere on the bottom of the pile. With all the folks out on a wild for the memorial day weekend (i don't know whether those solders dies so we could have monday off) - no reservations were possible for maine ( ( Read more... )

i was reading an article by Vonnegut posted on someone's page. there was a comment by a corky person nullifying Vonnegut's knowledge about numerology and who invented what (in regards to roman numerals vs. arabic numbers). i've found an interesting site descibing the history of Zero ( Read more... )

since 30% of our life is sleep it must be for a purpose. REM is quite interesting but can also be (if exposed), a can of rather dirty worms ( Read more... )

i've recently noticed that the most productive time for me is night. i've always known that night is great for a number of reasons including shoveling snow under moon light, watching Howard Stern at 11, reading Murakami in a reclining chair while smoking (once quit smoking - lost interest in reading), and sex on occasions, but only recently i ( Read more... )

in my short life experience, i've witnessed a lot of death. much more that an average person ever needs. ironically, i was afraid of death since kindergarten. i could easily induce crying simply by thinking about death and impossibility of live after one's death. i could not believe in the finite life span. it was unfair for the world to go on ( Read more... )

i was reading russian news earlier today (http://www.nns.ru/chronicle/) and was quite amazed by one of the articles. well, to be more precise, i was amazed about the recently adopted law in Moscow. i'm not sure how far it spreads in russia. the title is called [Столичным школам запретили " ( Read more... )