The librarian is being forced to fly to Durham on Southwest today and he’s not happy. Turns out that Lexapro does nothing to alleviate the misery of flying Greyhound. The librarian thinks he should up his dosage or mix with Jack Daniels. That way he can spread the discomfort around: if you think the librarian [...]
Crankiness Ensues
The Librarian travels a lot. Consequently, he’s learned to hate his fellow travelers. He would like to be a bigger person than this (in spirit, not physically) and say, like the Xtians, that he hates the behavior, not the person, but the Librarian possesses no such spiritual generosity; he cannot separate the act of blocking [...]
Two classes and a wedding
My partner, Steven, yelled out from his study the other night: “You need an editor.” This seemed apropos of nothing, until I thought, “He must be reading something I’ve written.” It could only be this blog. He was referring to something that I’d written some time ago, of course, since he hasn’t read it in [...]
Heart of Darkness: A Visit to Opryland
Day 1: The gay librarian and his colleague Toni have come to the Gaylord Opryland Hotel in Nashville to exhibit and teach at the National Student Nurses Association conference here. Toni is pleased because she loves Opryland. This is to be expected because Toni cares little for the outdoors. She’s a city girl and cities [...]
I Love My New Computer!
I’m been entranced, since Thursday, by my new computer and, to a lesser degree, my iPod. Don’t get me wrong, I love my iPod, but it’s sort a single purpose thingy, but my computer does so many, many things. Well, mostly it surfs the web wirelessly, but that’s sufficient for me. And it prints to [...]
Home Again, Home Again
I can’t sleep tonight; perhaps because of all the diet cokes I’ve had or, more likely, because FedEx reports that my new PowerBook, iPod, PowerBook backpack & iPod case, are in the library’s mailroom since this morning. I was still in Monroe, LA when they arrived. When I got home from the airport at 5 [...]
