My PC needed a corrupted HD replaced. After nearly 3 weeks without a system at home, I’m back again and reinstalling what software I can!
In the interim, I finally gave up on getting Couleur Jazz on my alarm clock radio. After months of barely getting static, I changed to University of McGill’s CKUT. They play other genres daily, but they do have Jazz programming as well.
From this week’s Friday Fiver:
1. Do you tend to exaggerate or underestimate?
With the way my words are often misinterpreted to their most negative, I’d say that I underestimate people too much.
2. What is the last “white” lie that you told?
I can’t think what it was. It’s been a long time.
3. Can you forgive a liar?
Eventually. The sole exception has been someone who acted so attrociously to me, to the point of libel; I haven’t spoken to them in over a decade.
4. Do you hold a grudge?
This also answers the last question more fully: I’ve been known to be upset with people for a long time, but I eventually get to talking with them again. Often I make that first step.
5. What’s the biggest lie you’ve ever told?
Like the white lie question I can’t answer right now.
Jeffrey Allan Boman is a writer/artist/filmmaker, with a few game author credits and a few script wins and NaNoWriMo (the National Novel Writing Month) novel wins since 2002.
I try to talk about Jazz music here, but life has many other twists and turns to talk about as well.
