Afternoon musings

Bah. It's clouding over.
I'm sitting in the study, listening to Gomez' "How We Operate" (its really freakin' good by the way) while I build skeletal PowerPoint decks for three courses.
My mind isn't really on my work.
Feeling a little bitter (though the Gomez is is helping me get past that).
To all those who neglect their correspondence: get bent. Yeah, I'm talking to you... Getting really sick of one-way friendships over here.
Yeah, it's that kind of day - feeling cut off from the world around me.
Nobody's fault but mine I suppose... No, wait... I made the effort. And you? No? Thought not.

So, what's going on in the world... North Korea testing cruise missiles. Lovely.
In Toronto, we have failed as a working city. I have nothing against the Guardian Angels, do what you're going to do; but do we really need what are essentially unaccountable vigilantes watching our streets? As much as people are (and will always be) critical of the police department, at least accountability is built in there.
CBC radio (in Toronto anyway) has a series on solar power, aptly called Solar Revolution. Looks interesting.

...and Cronenberg is co-curating a Warhol retrospective at the AGO. Cool...