31 December 2007

remembering 2007

I didn't post as much this year. Notable things about which I wrote nothing:

  • Both of my grandfathers died in December. I still haven't figured out what I want to say about that.
  • I failed once again to complete a 50,000 word novel in November. But I came up with a much better idea for next year's.
  • Natalya turned 1 year old in October, meaning we could finally officially stop worrying about SIDS. Not that I ever did anyway.
  • I left the fashion industry in September. I also read the complete Harry Potter series (for the first time) in under four weeks. These two events are not at all related.
  • In August (I think) the guy housesitting for my neighbor across the street passed away in her house, and was not found for a week. I was one of the few people on the street who had ever even met the guy, and I didn't even know his name until he was already gone. In cleaning up her house, my neighbor gave me a nice desk ending the four years I'd used my computer with it and me both on the floor.
  • I can't really remember much of anything from July. So ends the monthly portion of this wrap-up.*
  • The two hundred or so photos I've posted on flickr aren't even a fraction of the over seven gigabytes of JPGs I've created this year.
  • I survived watching 61 movies from India, most of which could be considered "Bollywood". Two I watched without any subtitles at all.
  • The entire year passed without me attempting to access the internet with my mobile phone, despite it being capable of doing so.

More ideas may occur to me - I just didn't want to let December pass without any posts at all. Happy new year.


* The only other month-based item of note is in January, wherein I visited Chicago the weekend of B-Fest but was unable to attend it because I was in Illinois for less than a total of 24 hours. Eating dinner in the Signature Room of the John Hancock Tower was superb. Being back at my desk eighteen hours later was not.

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