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My back deck was mostly clear of snow. Now it’s got about eight inches, give or take.
Oh, and this storm is supposed to last into Saturday (with a small break tomorrow), giving yet another possible three foot total. That would be six feet of snow - AT MY HOUSE - in the course of a […]

Here’s hoping everyone had a happy and fruitful holiday. I certainly did.
Highlights:

My darling mother got me a solar powered atomic watch, so not only does it never need its battery changed, it never needs to be set either. This is timekeeping heaven for me. Now I just need to read the manual to figure out […]

Hanukkah Blizzard of 2006: Shoveling Sucks #3
Originally uploaded by Jake Sutton.
So, yeah… We had some snow. Maybe you heard about it.

The boys at our favorite tattoo shop finally have their new web site up: ThinkTankTattoo.com
Backstory: Their old obnoxious (it resized the browser window!) site just up and disappeared a long while back. Thne they had a place-holder up saying the new site would be up in November. The web guys obviously missed that goal… […]

This evening, I got the urge to try and make a wallet out of Gorilla Tape. I’d call the project a definite success (especially considering this was a first go at it), but the result won’t be replacing my usual wallet.

Related note: I like the new Craft magazine even more than I enjoy it’s big […]

John McCain hates bloggers.
Wasn’t he supposed to “get” the intarweb or something? Maybe that was another guy…

Last Saturday, the Wife, Mother-in-Law, and I hosted a holiday dinner soiree at the Sutton abode. Good times were had by all.
A few notes/highlights:

The slate tile was a big hit. It even survived a couple drunken games of darts.
The menu was primarily Italian-style fare. We did have crab rolls in split-top hot dog rolls that […]

By way of kinyahbrutha: Court Reprimands New Delhi Over Monkeys
As forest cover around New Delhi has shrunk, the city has struggled with a growing simian population. Government buildings, temples and many residential neighborhoods are overrun by hundreds of Rhesus macaques. The animals will occasionally snatch food from unsuspecting passers-by and even bite them.
And by way […]