Got a late start this morning. Something about having been up until 1:30 after getting home from the bar and deciding I needed to start working on the invitations for the party I’ll be hosting here on the 29th.
Of course, getting home from the bar meant I had to get to the bar in the first place. Scott called just after I’d finished dinner and started the dishes and said he and Kat would like to meet up at the Sportsman. I couldn’t refuse, and ended up staying longer than I intended. Oops.
After getting home, I also remembered that today is trash-day, and spent a few minutes sorting a box of “old stuff” I had pulled out of mom’s freezer a couple months back and had just tossed in my freezer. There were a few things that still seem to be good, but there were also some things that had to go, and now they have.
Today, more work. It’s almost like I’m a productive member of society or something. Frankly, it scares me.
- This month’s Reason magazine had a list of libertarian and conservative dating sites. I took a quick look around: LibertarianPassions.com had no women close to my age in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area. SingleRepublican.com won’t let you search without creating an account and I haven’t yet. ConservativeMatch.com only lets you search worldwide until you’ve made an account, so again, I can’t say what the local prospects are. The Atlasphere, full of Ayn Rand Admirers also requires a login, but only has 383 female members worldwide. That doesn’t sound especially promising. Finally, eLibertarian - Where Libertarians Meet and Trade has a dating section, but there are only seven ads, and only one from a woman. Overall, I’m not especially impressed.
- I wrote some Advice for non-CSci College Students in response to Joel’s Advice for Computer Science College Students. I’d like to think I have a worthwhile point or two in there.
- Cheap WiFi in the Twin Cities? St. Paul council aims to spin citywide Web, and Minneapolis is investigating it, too. Expect it to cost under $20/month. [strib]
- Need a new billfold? Go to Moneywallet and learn how you can fold one out of twenty bills. [boing boing]