And that's a promise. I have been busy preparing for the Montana State Chess Championship, which is invitation-only and will feature some rather difficult competition. Win, lose, or draw, I am overjoyed at this opportunity. My decision to move to Montana two years ago was meant to achieve precisely this -- explore my interests outside of work, which was consuming my life. Lo and behold, a reservoir of chess potential had lain dormant within me for years, and now I am playing better than I ever imagined possible.
Do not fret. There are many posts in the pipeline that are sure to enrich those of you who yearn for truth and are equally sure to infuriate everybody else. But if you're not infuriating someone -- especially in a perverse historical moment such as ours -- then you have no soul.
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