It seems that Tripod has yet another glitch and all of my page counters that I used through Tripod got reset back to zero. The only one that remains is the BeSeen counter I use on my main page. However, I haven't moved my web site because whatever was causing my index pages to be deleted seems to have ceased.

Please, enjoy your visit, and sign the guestbook or e-mail me at Archaeopteryx@peoplepc.com

Quote of the week

"As I lay there, fighting for my last breath, wracked by pain, unable to move, I realized that indeed there are some things NOT worth dying for ... so I ditched the WonderCorset." - Anna L. Juarez

Last updated

March 7, 2002

What's New

- I removed some of the dead links around the site. I took down my link to subscribe to the Roger Waters list, because it's no longer with OneList.

- I'm finally getting around to a much needed update. I'm trying to get rid of anything that aludes to me still being in college, which I haven't been for quite some time.

- A Navigation bar near the top of this page. Find the most popular pages on my site quickly.

- A new page of "Little Things I've Learned in Life." Any additions will be welcome.

Coming Attractions

- Wedding pictures (yeah, right)

Vital Links

Daily Thoughts
Read my daily thoughts and observations on life (Now continued on LiveJournal.com under the user name Archaeopteryx)
Things You Tell Your Parents in College
The things you tell your parents, and what they actually mean
Little Things I've Learned in Life
My random observations I've made
My Information
Everything you always wanted to know about me, but were afraid to ask
A Dog Named Sex
Read this - it's very funny
Links to links
Some pages I like

Opinions Pages

Random Things that Annoy Me
This page used to have a more vulgar title, but I'm not taking any chances, seeing as how they keep erasing my index page
Things I Like
A page of things in life that make me happy
Year One
The first essay I wrote describing my college experience - the freshman year
The Second Year
The second essay describing the continuing saga of my life - the sophomore year