2: October 2002 Archives

Don't take anything you see in this post at face value.

Evans testified Tuesday that he monitored Ryder's movements in the store and was the first security officer to identify her on camera as behaving suspiciously.

Here's an interesting variation on weblogging: I noticed an article on the back of one of the campus publicity rags (published by the Office of Public Affairs) that six first-year students from all walks of life were publishing web journals, sponsored by the OPA and the Office of Admissions, through December.

I love Ani Difranco. Have I mentioned that lately? The woman could read me her grocery list, and I'd think it was brilliant. I'd marry her if they'd let me. :)

It always amazes me how much sound can come from one small person and a guitar. I'm so quiet in comparison.

The crowd was incredibly subdued this time -- nothing like the last time I saw her at the same venue. I couldn't decide if it was the acoustic set or all the new music she played, but I got the impression some people weren't totally into it this time around. Their loss, I suppose.

It's all the live Ani I'll see for the next year or so -- I feel like I should soak it up and enjoy it while I can.