Good evening,

Tomorrow’s entry is approaching quickly, and I hope that the few who await it are already getting excited. But I realized today that I should probably inform you of an important fact before the post goes out.

Everything that I have written and will ever write on this webpage is completely and entirely true and factual. All events that I have mentioned and ever will mention on this webpage really are occuring or have occurred. This seems very simple and straightforward, but in case you start thinking at some point that it is becoming not simple and straightforward, I think it will help you greatly to remember that it really still is.

Alors, if you ever come across anything that causes you to have questions when reading things on this webpage, many of them can be answered with this simple fact.

Questions not covered by this can be answered by clicking the “Leave a reply” button between the title and text of each post.

I am opening my windows right now, and I hope you are too because I can’t remember how far into the spring the peepers keep chirping, but it doesn’t seem like there can possibly be more than a month or two left.

Peter

I have finished writing about my former house, and I will add the entry on Thursday, April 10th, at 3:00pm.

May there be moss on your roof very soon,

Peter

Good afternoon,

I keep coming up with important things and not writing them down. plrseymour.net is where I will soon begin writing them down. Probably sometime in the next few weeks, I will create an entry here about a house I used to live in more than ten years ago. This will not be particularly exciting, but it should be quite enjoyable. I will try to create entries here regularly, and at some point we will all figure out exactly what that regular schedule will be.

I believe anyone who can access this webpage can somehow reply to or comment on all entries here. I will respond to all comments. This seems to be the only sensible way to handle comments, since the only other options, responding selectively or not responding to any comments, are wildly pretentious.

Where I am, it is a wonderful overcast/rainy day in the low 60s. The birds are making extraordinary sounds, and they look different when the weather is like this. I would strongly suggest turning off your computer and going outside immediately, so you can see this for yourself. I will be doing the same thing, so we will be together in doing this.

Peter