2001-01-23
Dear Diary: Some amazing technological breakthroughs have happened in my lifetime--space travel, home computers, colour television are some of the ones that come to mind. But they've all been dwarfed by the packet that arrived in today's mail from Ottawa, the return address indicating it came from the woman who was my maid of honour back when I married, my dear friend, Anne. Um, maybe you should be sitting down for this. Ready? *Insert heavenly choir of angel sounds of your choice here*. Yes, I now own The Dripless Teapot Gadget. Try to control your jealousy, eh. Rumours of it appeared in my guestbook back when I was originally obsessing about the Chinese conspiracy to fill my home with teapots that drip when they are poured. But repeated efforts to find the miraculous gadget resulted in blank looks from store clerks from here to Montreal. Frankly I had given up hope. And now I have not one but TWO examples of The Dripless Teapot Gadget. It's a wonderful world. --Marn
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This template is a riff on a design by the truly talented Quinn. Because I'm a html 'tard, I got alot of pity coding to modify it from Ms. Kittay, a woman who can make html roll over, beg, and bring her her slippers. The logo goodness comes from the God of Graphics, the Fuhrer of Fonts, the one, the only El Presidente. I smooch you all. The background image is part of a painting called Higher Calling by Carter Goodrich which graced the cover of the Aug. 3, 1998 issue of The New Yorker Magazine. Kids, don't try viewing this at home without Netscape 6 or IE 4.5+, a screen resolution of 800 X 600 and the font Mead Bold firmly ensconced on your hard drive. �2000, 2001, 2002 Marn. This is me, dagnabbit. You be you. |