The Cut Between the Chapters

If it’s not romanticizing it to say so (or maybe even if it is) I shall deem this post a document of the moment where the Iksan chapter(s) of my life ended (though not the presence of Iksan and her children in my story), and where the chapter(s) of my life began.
Woo Jin
My last night [...]

To recent commenters…

To those people who have posted comments recently… thanks! :) I have responded in the form of more comments, so you may want to check the posts where you commented.
In brief, answering the basic questions once more in general: my computer keeps crashing because I have bad luck. I am otherwise settling into Jeonju [...]

Jeonju

I’m in Jeonju now. Computer’s dead. Not much posting for a bit.
That’s all for today.
Gord

Last Glimpses of Iksan (For Now)

It’s funny, I use the word “last” there. My life as connected to Iksan is not over, of course. It’s a half hour away. So I don’t know why, but it does in some ways feel that way, as if I have made some kind of monumental move. It’s only a half hour away [...]

George Harrison

I remember when I was a kid, I was digging through a box of my family’s old cassette tapes. I found the usual: Schubert, Schumann, Bach, Handel, Mozart… and a copy of George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass, both cassettes. I listened to it once or twice, wondering whose it was. When I caught my [...]

Perhaps the hardest thing about moving…

… perhaps is not the missing of people I like and care about. After all, I can see them when I want, I can visit and pop in and so forth.
The hardest thing about moving also isn’t the process, the hauling of boxes and crap from one place to another, because (joy of joys) [...]

Earthstation5: Palestinian P2P

WELCOME TO EARTHSTATION 5!!
Here we go. I’ve been expecting this for a while, though I guess I was imagining it would be in Turkish Cyprus or maybe Uzbekistan. Where’s the best place to run a P2P system from? To launch the updates and administrate the whole thing? Why, from somewhere where the lawyers and suits [...]

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