Archive for June, 2005
Wednesday, June 29th, 2005
I’m goin out to chilliwack tomorrow evening, for some partying, camping, and critical massing. For those who aren’t from vancouver, chilliwack is a town about 100km outside of vancouver. We’re going there to have the first ever chilliwack critical mass. The story, if i remember correctly, is that there was this really [...]
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Tuesday, June 28th, 2005
Now that more and more people know that i’m leaving the company on July 15th, I’m starting to get a lot of questions from them. Some people are just asking the polite questions about where i’m going and how long i’m there, and isn’t that nice, but others are asking more in-depth questions or [...]
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Monday, June 27th, 2005
I had a fantastic time last friday on the monthly Critical Mass bike ride. Since June is Bike Month, the June CM ride is always heavily advertised and has a huge turnout. last year it was about 800 cyclists, but this year it was over 1200 :)
This month, i got there a little [...]
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Friday, June 24th, 2005
the road-side wasteland of northern surrey, near work….won’t be seeing this for much longer
this week has had an extra boost of happiness; i gave notice on monday, informing my boss that my last day would be July 15th. I’ve been considering this for quite a while, but it feels different now that it’s [...]
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Wednesday, June 22nd, 2005
i just thought i’d jot down a few more thoughts on an earlier posting, now that i’ve had a few comments back. thanks, matt, for questioning my statements, and asking about criticising our emotions. I think that a lot of people (men in our culture especially) have trouble dealing with their emotions, and [...]
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Tuesday, June 21st, 2005
this past saturday night, we went on our monthly night time bike ride. We go riding on the saturday closest to the full moon, and it’s just a fun ride around town to wherever we please. It’s typically 3 - 10 of us, with people hearing about it by word of mouth, so [...]
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Monday, June 20th, 2005
Recently, a friend sent me a link to a site about Universal Basic Income. Now, while i like the idea of guaranteed income for all, i take issue with a number of things said on this particular site, so i figured i’d go through a couple of them. What follow are some [...]
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Thursday, June 16th, 2005
i was just jotting down a quick comment on red-cedar’s blog post about attraction, but my comment was getting a little long so i thought i’d just post something here and track it back. Here’s the part i was replying to:
“and i didn’t have an immediate physical attraction (though that means very little for [...]
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Thursday, June 16th, 2005
so i slept in this morning, and didn’t ride my bike. i gotta get my motivation back up. Next week i’m gonna ride every day, rain or shine. I’ll need to make sure i’ve got food for lunch, and clothes prepared the night before. The rain won’t really bother me, since [...]
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Tuesday, June 14th, 2005
i just came across an absurd article by some guys trying to cook the most unhealthy thing possible (if you click on it and see the warning about not being a subscriber, it’s ok…just keep scrolling down to get to the article). The basic idea is that they take several kinds of meat, eggs, [...]
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