I attended the Broadripple Art Fair with a few friends this weekend. It was a good time. I also had drinks at The Rathskellar, rode a mechanical bull, drank margaritias at La Jolla, watched the Pacer’s game with a date, and enjoyed a BBQ at Al and Clara’s. It was a good weekend. Next weekend: …
Monthly Archives: May 2004
Gmail for $76
How much is an invitation to open a coveted Gmail account worth? The answer is $76. Since April 22, I have been one of the fortunate few who have had access to Google’s new e-mail service called Gmail. Announced April 1, 2004, Google said Gmail would offer 1 gigabyte of e-mail storage for free. Google …
Building Peace Corps Websites
More Peace Corps irony. Twice this week I received requests from Peace Corps volunteers asking for help in building Peace Corps related websites (either for volunteers or the communities they are serving). Though I’m flattered, it seems people are forgetting that I got kicked out of the Peace Corps for building websites (e.g. this very …
Sewage at my front door
Today was no fun at all. I woke, came downstairs, and was greeted by a standing pool of water. Not just any water, but sewage water. I spent most of the day trying to mop up water at a pace that was faster than it would appear. Finally, the city fixed a stopped-up sewage line …
CFEA in Chicago
My conference in Chicago this weekend went well. Called CFEA, the College Fraternity Editors Association is really for editors of fraternal publications. I used to be editor of Lambda Chi Alpha’s publication the Cross and Crescent, but now focus solely on web content. Regardless, I wanted to go and had a great time. In addition …