Weekend 147.0
(1) ‘I feel I need a holiday, a very long holiday, as I have told you before. Probably a permanent holiday: I don’t expect I shall return. In fact, I Continue Reading →
(1) ‘I feel I need a holiday, a very long holiday, as I have told you before. Probably a permanent holiday: I don’t expect I shall return. In fact, I Continue Reading →
Limestone has become a weekend only affair since work commitments keep me from posting during the weekdays. So it goes… How about some lyrics? I’ve seen you walk unafraid I’ve Continue Reading →
(1) Train Etiquette – A grumpy 22 year old’s code of locomotive conduct. (2) A Modest Proposal for Improving a Dull Game (WSJ) “Poor Ghana has been triumphed over by Continue Reading →
(1) Make your own Playmobil® flash drive …when all of a sudden I found the one true sign that God wants me to quit my job, massacre Playmobil® men and Continue Reading →
(1) Donovan to Man City? (Baltimore Sun) (2) Defeating a pesky DUSTFLIER (YouTube) (3) Burgoyne and his uncle built the Tamiya Solar Car (CY601) this weekend. I like the Aerial Continue Reading →
(1) Robo-Bedding from the Land of Nod. (2) Forget That Trip You Had Planned to the National Soccer Hall of Fame (WSJ) (3) Alnaschar and the Oxen by Rudyard Kipling Continue Reading →
What: National Trust For Historic Preservation: Next American City/Next American Landscape When: October 27-30, 2010 Where: Austin, Texas
wing·let –noun 1. a little wing. 2. Aeronautics a. a small wing used mainly to carry external loads or to connect struts or gears to the fuselage. b. a short, Continue Reading →
“I understand the rules of football so well that apparently when two Slovenian guys mug an American guy the American guy gets called for a foul. That’s how well I Continue Reading →
The Children Shall Enter ‘Engulfed by an Endless Solitude’ (WSJ)