When I need to vent before I kick someone.
I’ve been known to bite, too.
So I’ve mentioned here and there on the great wide internet that I’ve had a nasty cold this past week. From the first day it affected my voice, so every single person who talked to me knew I had a cold. Almost every single person had a sure-fire cure-all they had to share with me. […]
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Way back when I set up my first social media account (on myspace!) that was my quote. “My head is harder than your wall.” There’s a thing about me. Each of my characters, in some way, is me. Everyone is inside me, they just come out with things more emphasized than they are in me.
My Head is Harder Than Your Wall Read More »
…is me, banging my head on my desk. Don’t worry. It’s a tough desk. And if it does succumb, there’s always the wall.
That Sound You Hear… Read More »
Warning: I’m gonna talk U.S. politics. This will be a respectful (other than the title, which is designed to be eye-catching) discussion if anyone cares to discuss. Sources will be required. Name-callers will be banned. It’s my blog and I don’t have to let rude people rant. Want a fair say? Keep it polite. So.
With Due Respect, WTAF? Read More »
That’s what I got when I typed “college” into my Google search bar. That was the suggested term. That’s sad. As for me, I’m loving my second college experience. I’m starting gently. I’d be a fool to start any other way, after what happened last time. I’m taking Spanish because it’s absolutely necessary and I don’t
Sometimes I forget that I tend to hang out (online) with people much younger than I am. That the feels are ALL THE FEELS and everything is COMPLETELY INDISPUTABLE. Anyway. Yesterday I came across a post on Tumblr that upset me. I don’t know if the original was a guy’s post, or from his bio,
Someone is Superficial on the Internet! Read More »
Someone reviewed one of my novels the other day, and in the review she made mention of the occasional homophobia my boys run across in my SF. Okay, first, a clarification–I know it’s common usage (I do it too) but it’s not homophobia. These persons aren’t pathologically afraid of GLBT people. They do not spot
Over It? You Wish! (and so do I) Read More »