Am I excited? Oh, just the teeniest bit… 😀 Six-Sentence Sunday–from an argument in the middle. “You let people think I won you,” he growled, “that I’m—I’m some kind of big shot, I won you, I keep you, I’m such an incredible man I can hold you despite how easily distracted you are—like you don’t […]
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I use this icon because that’s how it felt–as if I were invisible. The only Apple Store around is in a very expensive area. The I’ve lived here twenty years and never been near it-type expensive. It’s in a gorgeous shopping center with lovely landscaping including waterfalls (in the desert, remember), fountains, and real trees.
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I work at a middle school. I’ve been called a lot of names by 11-to-14-year-olds in nine years. Doesn’t bother me; angry kids will say angry things. In those years I’ve also talked to a lot of kids who got in trouble because “he called my mom a ho!” or “she called me a bitch!”
I dunno, maybe I’m the last one on this particular bandwagon though I’ve been on it a while. It just occurred to me (duh) to share. Have you heard of Catalog Choice? It’s free. It’s awesome. It’s good for way more than stopping annoying catalogs. Check this out. All I did was go to their
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I started reading an article yesterday in which the writer railed against everything from profanity in blogs (somehow relating this to Fight Club) to indie authors calling themselves “indie” when all self-publishing is crap. Apparently the only novels that are self-published are the ones not good enough to be traditionally published. And when I say railing,
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Or at least a back-up brain. Please? At work I’ve long used the calendar function of old Outlook to remind me to do things, but I never got in the habit at home–one reason being that I don’t own that version at home. Recently I decided I needed the brain back-up, and started using reminders
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