BART has WiFi

Sitting here in the Embarcaderro station with 10 minutes to burn, and I whipped out the old lappy for to do a little writing. Whaddya know: Wifi!

…

Three days later I’m in the BART again, and I haven’t update the site. Shoot. Here’s the short and sweet:

Housewarming on saturday!
Clutch is pretty awesome live, and the cello/piano player from Murder By Death is superhot.
Saw Mike Connery last night on his book tour. Was real good to catch up.
Work is taking up a lot of my time, but generally going well; we’re getting out of our ruts and making some moves.

And here comes the train…

Submitted by nikkiana (not verified) on Fri, 2008-03-14 01:15.

Stop saying things that make me want to visit your side of the country. :P

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