self reflection - transitive

[dsrtao]

I just looked back at my last half-dozen posts. Oy, I am such a whiny geek.

I hereby promise that the next five entries will not concern politics, the economy, computer security, or anything in the way of self-oriented depression.

(I don't know what I *am* going to post about, now.)

Comments

[dlevey.livejournal.com]

But... I find your views *interesting* on those topics.

[dsrtao]

It's only the next five posts. How do you feel about brief reviews of SF?

[dlevey.livejournal.com]

I could handle that. I don't get to read much (just a few minutes before I collapse in bed at night), but it's nice to know what I'm missing.

[metahacker.livejournal.com]

How about creative new ideas you've had?

Or interesting things you see on your commute?

Or musings you've had on the meaning of life?

Or this plot you're working on for a novel?

[goldsquare.livejournal.com]

Plus: don't you have children, friends, and a really cool wife?

[dsrtao]

My really cool wife chronicles my more amusing interactions with my wonderful children. Besides, who wants to hear that my kids are cuter, smarter, and larger than theirs? Right.

My friends have their own LJs. And I don't see them enough.

It must be time to have a party.

[goldsquare.livejournal.com]

It is always time to have a party.

And, it is always time to tell us about your kids. Your way.

It is fair to say that your boys are larger, and quite likely smarter than Anna was at most of her ages. (Heck, she only weighs 68 pounds now.)

But cuter? Parental blinders but dibs on Anna. :-)