False Start.

I was going to get up early to see a production of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead. I did get up early, but the show fell through. Oh well, I got to spend the time buying a birthday gift for my grandmother. It's often hard shopping for her without falling back on old standards like flowers and religious books. But I managed to put together something nice, I think. I started looking through the art books for something that was just pleasing to the eye, and I found You Are Here:
Personal Geographies and Other Maps of the Imagination. It's a book of maps that depict nongeographical ideas in geographic terms and geographic areas in nongeographic terms. An interesting lookthrough, I thought. And, to go with it, of course, I picked up a compact atlas. It's not the most rigorous, but it's current and well laid out: a nice companion to the other.

Better than clay handprints at any rate.

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I was going to mention something here, about something or other being available online, but I know longer recall what it was. Maybe it's still on the computer at home.

ThuNYTX: 7:35. FriNYTX: 12:25. Note that Friday's NYTX is by NPL member and blogger Eric Berlin.

Ceeeeeeelebrate Good Times! Come On!

ericberlinblog noted that tomorrow is Worldwide D&D Game Day. Then, on ifmud . . .

[rpg] Tablesaw asks, "Huh. Tomorrow is 'Worldwide D&D Game Day'?"
[rpg] Tablesaw asks, "Anyone celebrating?"
[rpg] Allen says, "I'm gonna party like I rolled an 18/99"