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Small Years
In 2012 I did a Small Year. My intention was to spend as little money as possible and stay home all the time. In January 2012 I bought two Spartan Aircraft aluminum caravans, 31 feet long, 8 feet wide, manufactured in 1949 and 1951.
In the spring of 2013 I completed the conversion of the 1951 Spartan into a permanent lab and laundry room. It is now my knitting and sewing lab.
2016 was my smallest year yet.
2017 was on the medium size of small. I started working on 20 versions of the Royal Game of UR in 2017.
2018 was not as small as 2016 but smaller than 2017. I kept working on Royal Game of UR.
2019 was been slightly less small than 2018 so far. I went to the coast so that expanded my range by two counties. I've got 20 versions of the game of 20 squares ready for 2020. They're all 20% off on my Etsy shop all year.
In 2020 I am launching a video series for the Buck Rivet Report and restarting that blog.
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- Walruses
- Bio vs Physics...to the death!
- Orion Test Capsule Heading East
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- US Department of the Interior Gets What They Deserve
- Go the Fuck to Sleep (NSFW)
- Pervert, schmervert (NSFW)
- Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level
- Aquarius is a Satellite!
- Super 8: Pretty Good
- WWDC stands for Weiner Wishes for Device Chaperone
- Lambasted
- Magneto's Power over Metal
- X-Men: First Class, Remedial Edition
- The Department of Interior Should be Ashamed
- Ocean Circulation Primer
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I saw U2 in the fall of 2009 as a last minute "I should see these guys before they get really old" type of thing. I had floor tickets in the inner ring, center, about 5 people back from the stage. It was easily the best fucking show I have ever seen and when I bought tickets the day before (for face value on CL) I had absolutely no idea that it would be. They blew me away. Very, very impressive.
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