Monthly Archives: November 2005

I thought I would have lots to say tonight. I don’t really. The day started with some fiery emails on a listserve I belong to, bleh. Then I had someone I thought might be interested say he’d “reevaluated and decided … Continue reading →

Remember way back when I lived in London and Craig left a comment on my blog. Yes, that Craig. Craig Newmark of Craigslist Geekdom Fame? If you were in my office at the time, you would have seen the comment … Continue reading →

I have geek tendencies. Not innovative geek tendencies–no I-Pod, no crackberry, no wireless internet, no battery that holds a charge for my laptop, no stereo. I don’t own my own domain or host my own email. Sometimes I can barely … Continue reading →

The Mayoress of Blog City chided me today for blaming my computers TIF and cookies and whatever on the new editor. My posts are indeed posting, they just weren’t for me. No need to click on November 2005, cause you … Continue reading →

I spent all day trying to be spontaneous. A friend from an old improv class has a show tonight–a show that you need 25 people at, you they won’t let you have the show. Nice one Second City. I’ve been … Continue reading →

If I am going to a. Post another online personal ad. b. Respond from my real email addy that is totally google-able. I should not 1. Make the first blog post Mr. Potential sees a mile long thesis on shabbat … Continue reading →

Okay, so you’ve decided to brave the elements and come see me carry the Torah, hear me say the Shema, and experience shabbat services at a synagogue. What do you need to know? I’m going to tell you some things–but … Continue reading →

Blog-city changed blog editors today and now my new posts aren’t posting. This is a test post. I apologize to everyone on my mailing list.

I have a $400 Special Assessment payable over the next three months and now there is water seeping up into my hallway. Up. That means the leak is under me, but I’m on the ground floor so there is no … Continue reading →

That is actually how many people were in line last night at the Landmark in Evanston and many, many, many were jews. How do I know? Kippot galore, covered hair galores, “mazel tov’s” flying through the air, and they all … Continue reading →