Robert Nunnally

Perhaps the next step is a visit to Bleak House.

I hope you get some great admits!

I remember the Star Trek TNG episode in which a hologram was trapped in a hologram universe. I picture Tilly Norwoods by the millions trapped in an endless silent space opera mouthing lines with subtitles forever.

Glad it worked out so well

ABC and CBS each chose appeasement instead of standing up for free speech. That disappoints me.

Better yet, go to law school and let Mistral handle everything else!

I hope you score 180!

That sounds good. I am so used to Trinity that it is easy to configure. But a plasma desktop would be cool.

Tonight I made a fresh install of Q4OS on a "new" used laptop I bought on eBay. A recent hike in Ohio provided me with an image to use for the computer wallpaper.

I hope you get the score you seek. Even more, regardless of score, I hope you get the admit that will help you train to become the lawyer you wish to be.

Both things can be true:
1. Micah Parsons can be worth 47 million dollars a year, and 2. Dallas can be wise not to pay Micah Parsons 47 million dollars a year.

This and every age.

Vortex will be great to use!

What great options for folks in clearing: ancient history and philosophy, astrophysics, sound design for films--cool things to study all round at Royal Holloway!

I have always been grateful that my LSAT got me into a law school that I thoroughly enjoyed. But clinging to one's LSAT or law school as an identity is a bit like worshipping a can opener or even a golden ticket.

Today I saw an Indigo Bunting, which brings my Collin County bird list to 85 species. My 2025 goal of 100 is possible but not certain.

It's unfortunate, I suppose, that law, med and grad school evaluate actual standardized test scores rather than astronomic practice test scores. I rarely meet anyone whose practice LSAT score was 151 but whose actual score was 170. Practice makes near-perfect in ways game-time tests rarely achieve.

I recall the time when a classmate gave me the silent treatment, but I failed to notice because I did not expect conversation.

I like lakeside hiking paths.

The Clash at Demonhead

Constellation Blackbird (waag_rel068), by Gurdonark 10 track album

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Today is 7 years since my weirdbient release Constellation Blackbird tinkered and tonked its way into being.

I hope the pinata endures

I am neither excited nor nervous nor worried. I hope for unexpected trades and unrelenting scouting success.

I like that the choice rewarded a certain kind of moxy. I had hoped for a trade-back for more picks to aid in rebuilding depth.

Indie online e-bookshops could use your custom too!

Find over 500 of them in my list of DRM-free bookshops. Ebooks, digital comics, magazines, and RPGs to actually own, keep, and read on any device.

The more direct to the author you buy, the bigger the cut of your money they get. 💜

"Flow" is a great film deserving even more accolades than it has received.

I am no expert, but merely a reader. I would almost never buy a book after a DM. But I will seek for a link in a social media profile if someone's posts interest me. Those SM posts interest me less if they are merely "golly, here's what my characters are up to now." I like posts more than ads.

Thanks. I found @malarkeybooks.bsky.social via the listing of non-DRM publishers at @libreture.com, which led me to find your book!

@seanennis.bsky.social I very much enjoyed Hope and Wild Panic. The narrative and the format held my interest and made me smile.

A graduation ceremony from the Liz Truss School of Economics.