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One weblog may hide another weblog...
I can't believe I've gone all this time looking at IdiotProgrammer's very sporadic updates, and never knew he had another, also sporadic but filling-in-the-gaps weblog called AsiaFirst.
Check it out for some interesting thoughts, links, and articles on Asian culture.
Photo Day
Alas, I learned of this too late to participate, but check out the fruits of Photo Day, a collaborative documentary photo-blogging project taking place today.
Croquet Lust
I only just discovered the little croquet backwater on Kenan's Analog Roam blog. This has to be the most amusing course map I have ever seen for any sport. How can you resist challenges like "The Hill of Yelling and Throwing Things" and "The Flower Box of Certain Consternation"?
Ah, the ostensibly-civilized savagery of croquet.
I yearn to try this course, yea though I know it will reduce me to a whining mass of wicket-mangled pulp.
