11/17: Dinner with Inna & Erika at MIT's Miracle of Science, then skanked to Pressure Cooker and Bim Skala Bim at the Middle East.

11/4: Started the day with a 20-mile bike ride to Malden and back with Sheeri from the BRC. Ended the day by doing that crazy klong thing at the Earth Drum Council's Drum & Dance Saturday.

11/3: Sent out DargonZine 13-11, which contains a record five fabulous new stories.

10/29: Spent my birthday watching the first snow of the year fall outside my window...

10/27: Took to the streets with Boston Critical Mass for a 20-mile celebration of urban biking.

10/26: I dunno why our competition is having layoffs and can't make their quarterly numbers, while Sapient met consensus expectations yet again...

10/25: Attended a performance of Carl Orff's popular Carmina Burana, a modern yet primitive interpretation of a 13th century medieval manuscript, at the New England Conservatory.

10/24: Spent the evening sitting outside with Pug while the Boston Fire Department put out the electrical fire in our basement!

10/23: Attended a lecture at Harvard University by Kate Bornstein, transgendered author of "Gender Outlaw: On Men, Women, and the Rest of Us".

10/21: Brief visit to Maine to see the family.

10/16: A couple sites I helped implement for Nolan went live. His wife wrote a book for dogs and a book for cats.

10/15: After picking up my new bike, a Devinci Monaco, logged a 50-mile trek from Boston to Framingham and back. photo

10/14: DargonZine 13-10 was distributed, featuring our 300th Dargon story! Don't think that's a lot of fiction? Well, it's enough to fill 18 paperback novels...

10/10: Percussion recital at the New England Conservatory.

10/7: Old school weekend comes to the Linwood, featuring ska-tologists Beat Soup and genre-confused Popgun Seven.

10/6: Kicked off old school weekend with Erika & Inna, checking out rocksteady band Pressure Cooker at Milky Way Lounge & Lanes in Jamaica Plain.