Two Nights of Dating
Susie and I are up late again, messing around and working on facing computers like the serious geeks we are. The past two nights have been fun, though the days have been a lot of hard-core Web development work.
posted at 11:43 pm on May. 19, 2004
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Talking to the OU OJSS
A brief outline of the talk I’m giving to the Ohio University Online Journalism Student Society.
posted at 1:39 pm on May. 17, 2004
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Downtown Lima: Palace and Church
Tuesday of our trip, we took a taxi to downtown Lima. We were dropped off in the central square, by the cathedral. To its right, the presidential palace squats behind a metal fence and a large courtyard.
posted at 6:24 pm on May. 15, 2004
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Breakfast at Hotel Ariosto
Breakfasts at the Hotel Ariosto were amazing and varied.
posted at 6:05 pm on May. 15, 2004
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My Clips: Story about Blogging.LA published by Los Angeles Times
A story I wrote that was published in the L.A. Times. It’s about blogging.LA and its two founders, Sean Bonner and Jason DeFillippo.
posted at 4:40 pm on May. 13, 2004
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The Jazz Kitchen Horror
So, I’m still talking about Peru. One of the event’s venues was a club called the Jazz Zone. I was going to order a snack at the Jazz Zone one night late, but Amy vehemently objected. The previous night, she said, she’d seen hideous things happening in the kitchen. What do you mean? I asked, turning away from the musicians to concentrate.
posted at 11:06 pm on May. 10, 2004
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