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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Caturday – The Last Farewell
I just buried Jasper. This is our pet graveyard. It’s behind our garage, facing south. This used to be my parents’ rhubarb and strawberry patch. The rhubarb grows like a weed but I’ve gotten some of it dug out. For … Continue reading
Insomnia, Incoherence, and Some Other I Word I’m to Bleary to Alliterate
I woke up at four thirty this morning. This is not unusual for me. I wake up a few times during the night and usually I fall back to sleep. But every now and then my addled brain locks into … Continue reading
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Tagged adhd, insomnia, IPA, sleep deprivation, sleep disorder, Summit Brewing Company
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RIP Jasper, 1998-2015
Jasper left us just after midnight last night. He started having seizures Monday afternoon and it was all downhill from there. He passed away laying on a towel on our bed with my wife whispering his name and saying goodbye. … Continue reading
X-Files: If I Ran the Zoo
It’s just been announced that the classic 90s TV series The X-Files will return for six episodes. David Duchovny (the man, the myth, the monotone) and Gillian Anderson will be back as FBI agents Mulder and Scully with writer/producer Chris … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Krycek, Bree Sharp, Chris Carter, Dana Scully, David Duchovny, Fox Mulder, Gillian Anderson, Nicholas Lea, television, The Lone Gunmen, X-Files
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Salted Moose
Above is a 2014 picture of the slough/wetlands that got inundated with waste water a little over a month ago. We drove out to the farm yesterday and though the well site is still a mess there was enough dry … Continue reading
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Tagged Bakken oil, brine, hydraulic fracking, moose, north dakota, oil industry, salt water, spills, waste water, wildlife
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DryLok and Hard Rock
Here’s a photo of the downstairs beer fridge that I posted last year. Note the wall behind the fridge and keep in mind that the photo doesn’t do it justice. The walls of this room were painted this ugly florid … Continue reading
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Tagged bob dylan, Drylok, home improvement, home repair, ipad, Johnny Winter, led zeppelin, Mott the Hoople, Painting, The Band, the faces
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And Yet My Wife Thinks We Don’t Have Enough Pets
We had a week of very warm weather. Temperatures were in the high 50s to mid 60s. The cats were quite enthused about this. This was taken Sunday afternoon, when everyone was tuckered out and ready for a nap. The … Continue reading
Caturday is Sunday
It’s 55 degrees and it will hit 60 before the day is over. Sneakers is taking advantage of the weather to get some sunbathing in on the back steps. Come Monday, the temperatures go back down to the forties and … Continue reading
A Different Kind of Anniversary
A couple days ago it was the one year anniversary of me smashing my left ankle to smithereens and splinters. Today I did fifteen minutes on the treadmill and realized that I’m now ready to push it up to twenty. … Continue reading
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Tagged cardio, exercise, recovery, rehabilitation, running, treadmill, walking
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Death Isn’t Cruel – Merely Terribly, Terribly Good at His Job
News is breaking that Terry Pratchett has died at the age of 66. This is a long expected blow to the science fiction/fantasy community. Terry had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s several years ago. In typical Pratchett style he referred to … Continue reading
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Tagged Discworld, embuggerance, fantasy, Good Omens, Neil Gaiman, science fiction, Terry Pratchett
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