Damek.

I like this picture feature on housing in Vancouver. Not just for personal relevance, I also just like stories about people facing strained circumstances and working together to find creative solutions.
“North Americans are in the process of realigning their identities and values” to make them more affordable and sustainable, says Marv Gilbert, a Vancouver-based psychologist. [...]

This benzene ring family is awesome. In fact the whole thing is awesome. I’ll take a subchapter 7 relationship, please! With a side of flexibility!
If I cheered “beyond marriage,” would I get in trouble with my gay friends who are about to get married in October? Hmm. Probably.

Another thing I noticed recently: I’m almost up to 500 posts on this blog. And this is it!
I’ve been online a long time. Started in high school when someone first showed me “the interent” in a computer lab. Taught myself HTML and set up my first site in 1995. Sadly, it’s not on archive.org - [...]

A friend is someone who knows what you’re doing and likes you anyway. If you’re reading this, I’m that to you. (Well, most likely!) Are you that to me? Even if I link to this with a laugh and a roll of the eyes? It’s OK if you’re not *wink* (oh i should warn you, [...]

Posted without comment, excerpts from Wikipedia’s article on the psychology of Attachment in adults:
Secure Attachment: Securely attached people tend to agree with the following statements: “It is relatively easy for me to become emotionally close to others. I am comfortable depending on others and having others depend on me. I don’t worry about being alone [...]