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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Saturday Home Repairs
In the full bathroom off the hallway, there hangs a yellow wall toilet. It should have been replaced long ago but I am certain that my mother didn’t want to replace it a.) because it matches the sink and tub … Continue reading
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Tagged christmas, family visits, home repair, mother-in-laws, toilet repair, toilets
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Writing Down the Gals
While rewriting, it occurred to me that the book opens with three chapters each introducing female characters. I’m adding foibles and textures, getting things right. The photo above is a perfect example of how to get it right and how … Continue reading
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Tagged Bella Swan, Harry Potter, Hermoine Granger, Twilight, writing
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Why Don’t You Sing a Song In Your Head? A Song From School?
Yesterday we binged our way through 3 episodes of The Returned. The French TV series airs in the US late Thursday nights on the Sundance Channel (with English subtitles). With all seriousness, this eight episode series has to be seen … Continue reading
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Tagged France, ghosts, horror, revenants, Sundance Channel, The Returned, zombies
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What Would You Little Maniacs Like to Do First
Writing down those bones today and working on another project as well. Contemplate your favorite John Hughes movie while I get back to work. I find it fascinating that even after Hughes quite the movie business he did not quit … Continue reading
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Tagged John Hughes, Kelly LeBrock, moleskine, Weird Science, writing
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I’m Dreaming of a White Thanksgiving
I don’t think the snow we got last week is going away anytime soon. Yesterday it got just above 30 but the ten day forecast shows nothing in the future that warm. But it does forecast more snow next week. … Continue reading
Sisters, Sisters There Were Never Such Devoted Sisters
This is Arya and Sansa, who were taking a little siesta last night on the bed downstairs. Until last night, this bed was covered with plastic. Arya had gotten into the strange habit of taking naps on a dirty rug … Continue reading
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Tagged a song of ice and fire, Arya Stark, cat beds, cats, caturday, game of thrones, Sansa Stark. Winterfell
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And the Dreamworld is Infinite Although it is Bounded on Every Side.
I hope for the Sandman to visit me tonight but it’s going to be a struggle. For some reason my insomnia has been plaguing me again. I toss and turn forever before falling into a light sleep, I awake between … Continue reading
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Tagged adhd, Dream, Dreamworld, Neil Gaiman, Sandman, sleep, sleep deprivation, sleep disorders
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R.I.P. JFK
JFK tends to be either idolized and vilified in our harsh and divided political spectrum, although Norm Chomsky manages to lob bombs at him from the far left. Then again Chomsky tends to think any socialist/communist regime was a worker’s … Continue reading
Brass Monkeys Beware
Sometime before sunrise it was -15 here. That’s actual temperature mind you, not some “feels like” or wind chill approximation. Fifteen below zero Fahrenheit in November. Now I can stand cold weather but sweet thermostats that’s a bit ridiculous for … Continue reading
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Tagged cold, fantasy, freezing your ass off, Mexican food, ND Humanities Council, north dakota, rewriting, winter, writing
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Now Comes the Season of Great Indecision
At this moment it is 10 degrees above zero with a windchill of -7. Yesterday it was 40 above. This results in cats racing outside and then racing back in. Or in Daniel’s case, after being out a couple times, … Continue reading