On the DEWLine 2.0: Dwight Williams

Thus are those two closing questions from last night are answered.

Ukrainians and Russians alike - some of whom are still going to be able to read this, depending on when and where they access the Internet from - have no such guarantees right now.

I'll probably try to discuss other stuff that also still matters to me later tonight. But I'm not going to be very enthusiastic about it.

Here's a bit of my childhood preserved for now:

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/owners-decide-against-regina-sears-warehouse-demolition-1.3349531

SO many shopping trips with the parentals...so many...

It's an ambitious project.

comicsworthread alerted me to something that raferroberts has announced over at Tumblr that he's getting ready to start in the new year: re-reading every comic he owns.

It's ambitious of him. I'm pretty sure that I won't be able to match him, even should he fail. My collection, irrationally gathered as it's been over the decades, is far more than I can hope to handle. I should really consider a culling for any number of reasons, but it's going to be a while before I can begin to figure out how to manage it. And because I bought it all in order to read it, and some of it well before I even considered the issues of re-saleability...well, I'm not likely to get a lot for most of it should I ever sell it off.

At any rate, it's a reminder to get my other library sectors properly catalogued as best I can.

One more thing to work on in 2013.

I need more of it, because it seems like I keep forgetting at least two or three things per day that I want/need to do as a result of not sleeping as much as I ought.

More on other stuff as the day goes on. Off to get the groceries, another e-mail/web check and then it's off to drop off another batch of video tapes at the recyclers...and after that, I don't know what I'm doing today.