Whatever backlog existed in terms of Loesjes on my computer or the various burned CDs here and there, is now online.

I think.

In any case, it's a clean slate as far as I'm concerned. I even got a bit inspired and shot four (current, contemporary) Loesjes I found today downtown in the snow covered city center. Medieval town centers and snow just seem to go together. The word gingerbread comes to mind. Grimmmmmm.

Over the last two days I revisited every Loesje I have collected to make sure English language translations are available for the ones I thought approachable. Input on translations is always welcome — just mail me if you think something needs to be massaged a bit one way or the other. Just don't expect me to agree with anything you have to say regarding Perrongeluk in English.

Fijne kerstdagen and a fabulous 2-0-1-0 gewenst.

Moved Loesje in Amersfoort photo collection from internetwantsout.net to thinkerpublications.com. English translations for posters (where available) will follow one-by-one in the days to come.

Am disabling the French language versions of the stations in Fourteen until sometime later in the future when I finally become a character-set guru. Too many black diamonds with question marks. Sick of it.

Moved Engagement from internetwantsout.net to thinkerpublications.com. It was orginally added to the mix at iwo back in 2004, and has since appeared and disappeared a fair amount in that context, as well. In any case, it's (essaying) essay format seems to be more at home here at tp.

Added a couple of feeds to page ONE: Maira Kalman's column at the New York Times titled And the Pursuit of Happiness. Also, added the xkcd.com feed. Both of these may already be listed in your reader.