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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Much to Do, Little Time to Do It
In case the lack of posts didn’t give a clue, we’ve been busy. Carjo is immersed in a giant project of cleaning up boxes and boxes of stuff she has saved since the late 70s/early 80s, when her OCD kept … Continue reading
And the kittehs say, “Dah Fuh”?
Little bit of white stuff on the deck this morning, accompanied by stiff temperatures. Sneakers ran straight out with the kitten on his heels. Sneaks made it to the end of the deck but little Sansa freaked once she set … Continue reading
Farewell to a Rock n Roll Animal
As most everyone knows by now, Lou Reed died yesterday. He was an icon, a curmudgeon, a romantic, a hedonist, a ground breaker, and could be a real asshole if he wanted to. His catalog ranges all over the place, … Continue reading
Celebration Day
Yesterday, at around 4:30 pm I killed a god and thus finished my book. Now, when I refer to “finished” I mean the complete draft. It’s not really a true first draft because I have gone back and forth over … Continue reading
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October 26, 2013
Tagged agents, editing, fantasy, led zeppelin, novels, publishing, Robert Plant, SFF, writing
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Marketers, Please, Kill Yourselves
Yesterday I got on the treadmill and discovered that the battery on my iPod was almost drained. There’s a little dock thingy on the treadmill I never used but I plugged the iPod into it this time. I went about … Continue reading
Changing My Brand
No, I’m not really that pretentious. I was using this photo taken at the oil company job for my image for Word Press. It’s OK as headshots go but certainly didn’t express any notion of who I am. So I … Continue reading
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October 24, 2013
Tagged Central Park, diet, exercise, home repair, NYC, R.E.M., sweat
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It’s Not Clean Until It’s Clorox Clean
This week I began the scouring of the basement. The cinder block walls in the old rec room and what we called the ping-pong room are plagued with black mold. In the past I’ve just sprayed bleach solution on it … Continue reading
