Hey, look, I went another month without posting.
I’m really going to try to be better about that from now on. I make no promises, but don’t be surprised to see some activity again here. It’s an easy habit to get out of when you’ve got two jobs that both require you to do a lot [...]

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In the comments to the last post, StuporMundi asks about the reason this blog’s had some tumbleweeds blowing through it the past month or so:
Is your absence from the blogosphere the price we pay just because you felt it necessary to get a job?

The answer is yeah, kinda, which I know is a crappy [...]

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A few more days of radio-silence while house-hunting in Austin, and then this thing’ll be up and running again. Anyone want to write a guest post?

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Still keeping it slow around these parts while the Repatriation Roadtrip is underway (today- Indianapolis to some stretch of I-40 between Memphis and Little Rock), but I figure I ought to make a quick announcement.
Starting Tuesday, on TROUBL.ORG, I’ll be writing Down and Distance, a weekly column on America’s two current favorite contemporary sports- [...]

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Things’ll be a little slow around here for the next week or two, probably, as moving back to America becomes priority number one. Just to give you a head’s up.
Also, one from the “moving is complicated” file: When we moved here, we bought a big 26″ widescreen CRT television off of Gumtree, the UK equivalent [...]

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Is Jarrett. Email me your address, and a copy of Sometimes You Gotta Fight The Bear will be in the mail to you presently.
The contest was pretty simple, basically just giving everybody who posted a comment between last Monday and this Monday an entry into a drawing for each time they commented. I’m [...]

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Just for fun this week- every comment left here gets the author entered into a drawing to win a free copy of Sometimes You Gotta Fight The Bear, my 2006 poetry collection. The more comments, the more chances to win, as they say in the scratch-ticket commercials.

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