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Jan 28 03: paging Miss Austen
I was coaching tonight, so I missed the “President’s” big speech. Frankly, that man puts me into such a state of high dudgeon that it’s just as well. (Although sooner or later Mom will call to discuss it and, having missed it, all I’ll be able to say is “uh huh…right, I…uh huh…mmm.”)
Wait, why was I writing about this? Oh, right. Because Neil Gaiman said a funny thing in his entry for today (1/28/03). If you’re one of the seven people who reads this journal, and you don’t read Neil’s, well, you should. He is an author and general clever guy: wrote some groundbreaking comics, a TV series for the BBC, the English screenplay for Princess Mononoke, a number of award-winning pieces of fiction for adults and for children, and all kinds of other things. He is one of my Big Heroes.
pole positionsI’ve changed my mind. Newest first.