FROM THE DESK OF A DULLARD

00 > > personal hygiene, eh? maybe they should only focus on the folks who need it? > > i stayed in salem last night, no computer, but in a bit i'll send a whole > mess of emails back to you! i'm balls-deep in compliance issues, which i > know nothing about. it's a mess and due tomorrow. um. > > also, again, can i have your address? i'll just send you some pratchett... > > also, hmn, check out the Discworld MUD site. i've signed up. it's a > text-based game that uses the world pratchett created as base. very thick, > hard to master, i'm just figuring it out. > > david > > > > > >5F, snowing steadily, I walked out today on our group study of personal > >hygiene, I'd reached my limit again. I walked out the door over to > >Corryville looking for something to buy (because I'm American.) In the end > >I found two science fiction paperbacks (my drug of choice for years now.) > >Not Pratchett, alas, only Kit Reed and Harry Harrison. > >Aside from feeling vaguely ashamed and on the verge of depression (which > >I'm managing to avoid so far) everything is about the same, group home life > >is not much fun but it can't last. Please call or write soon. Love, Jeff. > > > >