Well, let’s see now. I am back in Saskatoon, and I have a few interesting surprises that have come to my attention: My income tax wasn’t filed in 2001. I’ll chalk it up to a miscommunication between my parents and myself, but I do wish they’d told me when they got aan extremely threatening letter last December. I found the letter tucked into a magazine sent here for me, and neither parent seemed to know anything about it, though the letter had been opened and apparently read before being tucked into the magazine. I discovered that the government of Quebec …
Month: June 2005
F5s catchup
A little behind on these things, I have decided to do two in one sitting, which means terser answers than usual. Last week’s question, from Rob, was this: Five instances of you opening your mouth as wide as humanly possible and inserting your foot. No false modesty please. This shouldn’t be hard. I’m more careful these days, but in the past I committed a stunning number of gaffes: Just the other day, I was talking to my first lesbians in a long time, and made some comment about couples just starting to hold hands in Korea recently. One of them …
Trip so far
Okay, my thoughts so far: Seeing Helen and Ann has been good. Victoria is a very very Aryan island. Vancouver, conversely, is a very heterogenous place. Very diverse. I’m shocked at how that culture-shocked me. (I doubt it will continue in Saskatoon.) Gay people (EDIT: or is it just young, trendy people in Vancouver? Judging by some of the in-jokes I heard, I assume it’s a gay thing, but maybe not.)eat really well. Like, REALLY well. Helen has lots of lesbian friends (though she, dating a man, appears to be straight), and they eat well. I was glad to be …
Whilst on the move
Blogging will be at a low ebb for a while as I’m traveling faaaaaaar. More later.
For your Geekiest Korean Friends…
For all you guys out there who are into RPG gaming and would like to get a few of your geekiest Korean friends, students, and others into the hobby, here’s a link to GURPS Lite in Korean, sent to me by my friend Adam. Out here in Jeonju, most people think RPG means some kind of online computer game. I’d love for that misperception to change. Maybe sometime I’ll actually run an RPG game for Korean players, if I can find a few interested people. But I’m a bit busy for it right now. Anyway, the Korean version of Gurps …