Squee happens.
Kit Campbell, Turtleducker, is awesome. And she has a new book coming out! The rest of TDP is pretty excited about it. Because she’s awesome. (I was supposed to post this a week ago. Sorry, Kit! I grovel in your amazing presence.) Maybe you should look a gift horse in the mouth. After the sudden loss of […]
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I have a ton of stuff to do today (due to too much slacking off yesterday) so let me get right to the point. First–Dana Point, California. Between LA and San Diego, absolutely beautiful, and WHALES. Whale-watchers are seeing record numbers of gray whales migrating this spring, and I was lucky enough to go see
So we’re back from Pinetop. Here are some obligatory pictures. Not too many, because I didn’t take a ton and also I’m too tired still to put a lot of work into posting. The child met a squirrel. This picture is from after she petted it. I did the dutiful mom thing and yelled at
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My friends are all enablers. In the best possible way, of course. So today I mentioned my love for Pacific Rim on Twitter. Then this happened. I love my friends.Â
For twelve years I’ve driven a 1988 Toyota Corolla. It’s been a great little car, but bit by bit, it’s become…less functional. The AC never did work well, and in Tucson that’s pretty bad. We locked the keys in it shortly after getting it, and back before cell phones and also on our way to
I was looking at a book on Goodreads this morning, and followed a link to a list. Scrolled to the top to see what books exactly qualified, and saw SQUEE!!! Number one of 217 awesome books!
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Reason #724 that I love the internet–because it lets me follow people I adore without being a stalker. Gotta love two awesome people being awesome on the internet. J. Michael Straczynski is the creator of Babylon 5, and much other greatness. Neil Gaiman is the author of Neverwhere and many other marvelous things. Last night,
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