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Sick

I'm sick. About as sick as I've ever been. Come to think of it, I haven't really been well since I came down with the flu at CES. I've been fighting something ever since. And today, it knocked me out. Fever, chills, pain all throughout my body, an excruciating headache.

I was actually in the office for about three hours before giving up completely. I'm home now, in bed, where I let loose so much sweat, I totally grossed myself out.

I haven't been listening to any music. Yesterday, I came home to find that the Moscode was completely dead; its beautifully blue-lit logo…

In Case You're Wondering What I'm Doing Today

I'm working here—and I like it.

Thanks, Adam.

I Think the Universal Translator is Broken

So I have no idea what this photo is about. Any guesses?

Via Dave Barry's blog.

Scratchophonic

It ain't hi-fi, but this is a turntable you sure ain't gonna see it anywhere else.

RoHS Affects Cathedral Organs, Too

American high-end companies are freaking out about the new RoHS standards. Turns out it could silence church organs, too.

Blood Work

Signs of sickness, with a scent like ennui, all over the apartment: dirtied tissues tossed to the floor, the many jilted cups of tea, unfinished this, unwashed that, empty cans of soup, the pale and quiet Moscode.

Still, it took so much energy just to get out. Through the dark tunnels and into the sunshine of this spring day. I passed by a child who had the purest smile. I wondered if I ever owned a smile like hers.

When the doctor took a look into my mouth, he jumped back five feet and yelled: "YIKES!"

Blood work will tell if it's strep or mono. If it's strep, I get…

Where's Neil When You Need Him?

Neil Gaiman gets a tribute disc. I hope it's as cool as he is.

This Is The Tricky Part

Huckleberry mutters and plots while cleaning his weapons of mouse destruction.

Welcome to vistors coming from The Friday Ark and Carnival of the Cats.

This Is Not An Action Photo

Bagheera simply dribbles off the bookshelf for hours at a time—after she rids it of those troublesome books, of course.

Welcome to vistors coming from The Friday Ark and Carnival of the Cats.

This Is Your Mind on Type

New study: High Times is not a gateway publication to hard reading.

Via The Onion.