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Five Little Fishies: a cautionary tale a short film by Steven Jarvis

Posted on 23 Apr 2006 · tagged , · 0 comments

Not so hot on the heels of our last bit of cinema history comes Five Little Fishies: a cautionary tale. It is a tale of the sea. It is a tale of woe. It’s funny. It’s sad (if you’re a fishie). It’s mostly meant for the grandparents; it’s not as universally appealing as the last [...]

Catching Up

Posted on 7 Mar 2006 · tagged , , , , , · 0 comments

It’s been a while, so I should update my status a bit:

RPGs: Haven’t been roleplaying for the last few weeks due to sundry other commitments for members of the group. It’s been a nice break, but I’m anxious to get back to it and soon.
Viewing: Just moments ago finished watching the first season of Deadwood. [...]

Winter Wonderland 2006: a short film by Steven Jarvis

Posted on 19 Feb 2006 · tagged , , , · 1 comments

We got a new DV camera (a Canon ZR300) Friday, and I shot a bunch of footage in the snow this weekend. I edited that down to a 3.3 minute move in iMovie HD which I’ve uploaded as a 5.6MB Quicktime movie called Winter Wonderland 2006. It’s mostly just shots of The Boy running around [...]

carjacking update

Posted on 18 Jan 2006 · tagged , , · comments off

Family’s okay. Car is clean(ish). Criminal is in jail (for the time being).
[EDIT: redacted some links to newspaper stories about the situation. Better safe than sorry. There'll likely be a wrap-up post when/if the thing gets settled.]
Looks like the guy’s well on his way to being a drug-addled career criminal and should have been in [...]

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