Monthly Archives: June 2004

A number of people have requested my mailing address in New York City, so I’ve added a link to my contact information on the side of the page. Dan.

My wallet tore yesterday on the way to work. I had been saving up quarters to do laundry, and all of a sudden I had nowhere to put any of them. Today I’ll have to go shopping for a new … Continue reading →

[img]http://www.maristonline.com/images/summer.jpg[/img] It’s that simple, really. Dan.

Well, in spite of the awesome time I had with my friends visiting me this past half-week or so, I was thoroughly exhausted by the end of it and ready for a break by the time they left on Sunday. … Continue reading →

Well, I just got the memory card for my camera from Amazon, a full five days before when it was supposed to arrive with the free shipping option. And only three business days after I put the order in. AND … Continue reading →

There can be little dispute that the greatest invention to come out of the 20th century was the remote-controlled air conditioner. I mean, I’m loving this thing. If it’s too hot at night all I need to do is reach … Continue reading →

My camera finally arrived, in one piece no less. So I’ve taken some photos of my apartment to test it out. You can find them on my [url=http://www.danposluns.com/photos.html]Photos Page[/url]. I’ve also taken down the link to the Job Predictor website. … Continue reading →

Looks like I won’t be getting it tonight. At this point I don’t know when I’ll ever get it. It could be as soon as tomorrow if it isn’t stolen from in front of the apartment building where the driver … Continue reading →

Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night, unsure of whether I’m actually living on my own in New York or if it’s all some kind of weird and scary dream. I’m on week number three now and … Continue reading →

I can’t stand American money. Every bill looks exactly the same. If I’m not careful I’ll hand the cashier a twenty instead of a one. And I miss using coins for the one- and two-dollar denominations. Not to mention the … Continue reading →