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Friday, December 29, 2006
everybody loves a quickie
I don't have the energy to say much, but there are some links I want to post.
Here goes:

Dead MySpace users.

The Sinner's Guide to the Evangelical Right.

When photographs look like oil paintings that look like photographs.

// posted by Amber @ 12:34 AM

Monday, December 18, 2006
the protagonist
My good old friend Emily interviewed and wrote about Haruki Murakami for the Wall Street Journal. He is my favorite contemporary writer (but contary to popular opinion, "Hardboiled Wonderland..." is the best) and almost never does interviews. She made me keep it hush-hush for awhile, but now the article is out and it's just great.

And elsewhich: Victory on the insurance appeal I took care of on my father's behalf while he was in a coma. Now: full coverage for services rendered. Awesome.

// posted by Amber @ 11:19 PM