Things related to that reality thing people are always going on about.
Okay, so it was a day taking bus after bus to get the kid to a couple appointments. I was out. It counts. We actually had some fun. Spent too much money, but what else is new? My kid deserves dinner out once in a while. At odd moments I tried to plan, but I […]
Today, from the first time I mentioned my sore throat on the internets, I have been sick a month. You may imagine I’m a bit frustrated. My brain isn’t what it should be, my energy isn’t nearly what I need, and this cough just won’t go away. I’m trying to edit Joss. I’m trying to
I’d love one, but I don’t have time. How does the third week of September work for you? A friend once told me (stop me if you’ve heard this before) that he didn’t know how I did it. Every time Life knocked me down, I got right back up. I stared at him and laughed,
Not so long ago, nearly all my major characters were white. Not that I’d planned it that way–it was the result of a singular lack of planning. I plead clueless–I was building a whole universe, and race is not something I was used to thinking about. Because it’s part of their stories, Taro is of
Well…there’s some progress. Four more pages edited, and 350 words on another scene I’ve found I need. A whole lot of coughing, sneezing, hacking, wheezing, complaining, miserying… Something tells me I’m not getting done in a week.
No, Joss doesn’t have to face the Cold of DOOM. And he’s appropriately grateful. So. Day 8 (I know because I first complained of my cold in my blog on the 19th) (yes, I use my blog to remember things) of Misery. Before that I dimly remember a couple days of sore throat, but we’ll
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Have you ever thought about that one inevitable line on nearly any form? You know the one. Sex: M F Odds are you know the answer–and it’s there. You joke “yes, please!” or “as often as possible!” but you also circle the letter that applies. Imagine it wasn’t that simple. From here: Imagine you’re me,
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