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12/31: Welcomed the new year with Jer, Sha, Liz, and Kellyann at the Other Side, Trident, and then a viewing of Shaolin Soccer...

12/27: Began my post-Xmas reading binge with Tim Krabbé's cycling classic "The Rider", followed closely by Lance Armstrong's new book, "Every Second Counts".

12/20: Began the evening gawking at holiday lights with Inna on the Somerville Illuminations Tour, then drove Inna's fabulous new car for the first time while passing over the newly-opened southbound side of the Zakim Bridge and Central Artery tunnel!

12/18: The final issue of the year, DargonZine 16-5 went out, with stories from Dave and Dafydd. Today our new RSS feed went live, as well!

12/12: Went with Inna to the brand new Rani Indian Bistro in Coolidge Corner that replaced the much-loved Bombay Bistro.

12/9: After free lunch at Sunset with Sheeri and party, caught a lecture at the New England Aquarium by Bob Ballard, discoverer of the Titanic, PT-109, and others.

11/23: Inna & I saw the excessively-titled "Master And Commander: The Far Side of the World".

11/9: Wrapped up eighties week with Boston's Flynn – the new reincarnation of the Cliffs of Dooneen – and the Fixx at Axis.

11/5: Eighties week continued with Mike Peters and the Alarm hitting the Middle East upstairs.

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	OrnothLand II But if you know what life is worth, you will look for yours on earth.
	Spaces	Newsprint - October-December 2003

11/1: Began eighties week with a KMFDM concert at Axis and injuring my back. 10/30: Attended a lecture on Spanish master painter Diego Velázquez at CCAE. 10/29: Did 40 seeing the Bad Art Ensemble at the Plough & Stars. 10/26: Biked two more major New England paved summit climbs: 1300-foot South Uncanoonuc and 2260-foot Pack Monadnock. 10/23: Went to a lecture by Stephanie Schorow, author of "Boston on Fire: A History of Fires and Firefighting in Boston, which features an entire chapter on the 1972 fire in my building that claimed the lives of nine firefighters. 10/22: BDSM munch, then dinner with Inna at Helmand. 10/21: After biking Great Blue Hill, checked out the recreated 78' two-masted slave trade topsail schooner Amistad at Fan Pier. 10/19: Went to the MoS for "Digging Into the Back Bay: Technology and Transformation", a panel discussion about Copley Square's Trinity Church and its $42m renovation. 10/18: Sold my old acoustic drum kit! Yay! top
	10/17: Distributed DargonZine 16-4, which features one-part short stories from three of our best writers! 10/16: Biked out to Prospect Hill in Waltham and kicked around with Inna before hightailing it back to town to catch the first public showing of the preliminary designs for the Rose Kennedy Greenway, which will replace the soon to be former elevated Central Artery 10/14: Saw Seymour Schwartz, author of "The Mismapping of America", speak at the BPL. 10/13: Attended the screening of eight film shorts with Inna as part of the 48 Hour Film Project. 10/10: Checked out the "Faces & Places" exhibit, celebrating the BPL's new Norman B. Leventhal Map Center. 10/6: Received traditional Buddhist zafu and zabuton as an early birthday present! 10/4: Made a soggy journey with my mother to visit our former camp in northern Maine. previous