This past week or two, my home computer has been on the fritz. With no intention to trivialize real parental responsibilities, in some ways it was almost like having a sick child. I would go to work and constantly think about whether, when I got home, the computer would magically “be better.” I spent hours tending to the computer, removing hardware and software and putting them back one by one. I would have fed it chicken soup if I could.

Anyway, my fingers are crossed that I nailed the problem this morning (video card driver).

Posting on this blog has obviously taken a steep downturn since, oh, about late 2005. I’ve gone and started a new blog (of course) documenting my work on law teaching in virtual worlds. See it here.

The breaking news for this week is that Rachel is leaving her position as Director of Public Policy at Episcopal City Mission to help coordinate the Boston Faith and Justice Network, which she co-founded over a year ago. Following grassroots organizing techniques, BFJN has been holding house meetings to take the pulse of Boston-area evangelicals committed to social and economic justice. BFJN held its summer kickoff event last Saturday — read more about it in the Boston Globe’s coverage.

Come celebrate summer and the launch of the Boston Faith & Justice Network with the Anderkoos!

when

Saturday, June 24
12pm to whenever

where

59 Magee St
Cambridge MA

what to bring

We’ll have plenty of stuff for the barbie, but if you have anything you particularly like to carbonize over hot flames, or anything especially quenching to go-with, by all means bring it!