Well, I was pretty pleased considering how last minute the thing was.
If you approve of the facelift and name change, I’m afraid Blue Skies Falling will revert to its old self within the next day or two. Still, I’m going to leave this thing up at least until Monday, to catch any stragglers.

Popozao.

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– LAST WEEKEND – I was coming down from Spring Break, which had been sufficiently productive, though only barely. On Friday, I went out exploring and visited the Middle Eastern enclave on Atlantic Avenue. I poked around Cobble Hill for awhile, and wandered south into Brooklyn Heights.

What’s your favorite kind of tea?

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This passed Friday my grandma Mascroft passed away. She was eighty five years old and had a long and eventful life.

I will be attending her funeral viewing and service in Michigan this week, and will not be posting much until Thursday or Friday.

Today is the Feast of the Annunciation, or: “Lady Day.” It marks nine months before Christmas, and commemorates the appearance of the angel Gabriel to Mary in Nazareth. For many years it was the beginning of the new year in England and Ireland, since they regarded anno domini, the “year of our lord,” as begining with Christ’s conception as opposed to his literal birth.

– YESTERDAY – Pretty efficient. No complaints. Might try to actually leave the apartment today. But I wrote long emails to Hallie and to Paul, and later, I went to see my friend Frederic read at a new bookstore in SoHo.

As it turns out, my sister has a blog too:

Gyda’s Song – http://gydassong.blogspot.com/.

It remains to be seen in which direction this one will head off, but it’s off to a fresh and potent start!

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– YESTERDAY – After work I bought dates and index cards and light bulbs. I cam home and decompressed by taking a shower and downloading YTMNDs. I’d gotten some frustrating news during the day and it filled me with peripheral ennui.