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Nov. 5th, 2012 04:52 pmI love that modern (and some not-so-modern) technology allows me to: 1) Find out that my sister and her husband are celebrating their first anniversary at a local-to-them hotel tonight, 2) Discover which hotel, and 3) Sneakily order celebratory goodies to be sent to their room, all within the space of half an hour from 3,000 miles away. And less than an hour later I was able to watch their discovery of their surprise delivery unfold on Facebook. Yay technology!
And, once again, happy anniversary to![[profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
yamantha and John. I'm glad you feel so loved today, because you are indeed loved and supported, both as awesome individuals and as a beautiful couple. We gotta celebrate love wherever it is found.
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Here are some ephemeral celebrations of technology, language, and art:
And, once again, happy anniversary to
yamantha and John. I'm glad you feel so loved today, because you are indeed loved and supported, both as awesome individuals and as a beautiful couple. We gotta celebrate love wherever it is found. Here are some ephemeral celebrations of technology, language, and art:
- My favorite parts of The Diamond Age are coming true: Ethiopian kids hack OLPCs in 5 months with zero instruction
- Y'all need some other ways to say "y'all"?
- These elaborate icing murals make me feel kinda funny. I don't know if that was the artist's intent or it's due to my own quirks, but I find them at once beautiful and wasteful and gross and tantalizing.
