Paperback Writer in her post about Blood Bound asks for names of writers who regularly surprise us (me, you, you get the idea). I didn’t have much to say at the time, but after some reflection, I have some thoughts to offer. I don’t know that writers surprise me so … Continue reading →
Writers write. How often do we forget that? Or let a day or two slip by without doing any writing-related work. I had what I’d call a bad writing year last year. I don’t intend for this year to be a bad writing year, but you wouldn’t know it from … Continue reading →
When I went home for Christmas, I bought a new truck. I haven’t posted a pic of it yet, because it wasn’t “complete.” The cap arrived this week, and I got it installed and had a chance to take a picture today. Yes, it’s a 4×4. No, I don’t need … Continue reading →
“Dont take the silence of the yams as a sign that they have nothing valuable to say about health.” (NY Times Article — requires free registration) Check out the “Unhappy Meals” article linked above. “All tomatoes are not created equal.” Michael Pollan makes some excellent points about the difficulty scientific … Continue reading →
PBW writes about an experience at the shipping place and titles it “Strange Fruit.” One of the commenters mentioned her “strange fruit” usually comes to her in dreams. This caught my attention. I’ve dreamt something at least three times that I can remember now, and it’s bizarre. I’ve dreamt of … Continue reading →
I had the six month follow-up on my knee today. It’s ok, but I’m not satisfied with it. The doctor says it’s about where he expects it to be. I asked to go back in June. The left knee took about ten months before it became mostly pain-free. I figure … Continue reading →
It’s a small thing, but I committed a small scene to pixels this morning for Threads & Ties. First time since October… A word here. A word there. Before you know it, there’s the whole darn novel.
Continue reading →For anyone wondering, Tasha is doing very well. She detests taking her pill, but most importantly, she doesn’t seem hold a grudge for me having to give it to her yet. She’s back to shadowing me around the house, helping me type, and purring up a storm. I haven’t heard … Continue reading →
If the blog was offline for a little while earlier tonight, I was in the middle of upgrading to WordPress 2.0.7, which seems to have gone well.
Continue reading →Natasha has had a chronic cough that I noticed about two weeks after I got her back in November 2005. Hubby thought it might be hair balls — but she never coughed anything up. I’ve noticed her sounding congested sometimes. There was nothing I could put my finger on — … Continue reading →