– Sorry I haven’t been posting much this week. I’ve been caught between the Rats revision and getting ready for my trip to Michigan. I won’t be posting until next Tuesday, when things will be back to normal.
– ALMANAC SAYS –
Plant new lawns or reseed thin ones now.
Well, I turned eight.
I’m sure that a lot of things happened in August, 1986, but what I remember almost to the exclusion of everything else was the weekend of my birthday. We celebrated a couple days early because of the trip that weekend involved.
… Read the rest– I went to work yesterday, and finished the fifth revision of Hungry Rats. That alone was enough to keep me up until 3 AM.
– ALMANAC SAYS –
A compress of decocted witch hazel is cooling to sunburned skin.
The fifth revision is completed.… Read the rest
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– What a frustrating week. I got almost nothing done. Although Jess did have a nice visit from Dan, who was in from Seattle, and we got a free meal from Pequena’s because they closed after making us wait a half-hour for a table.
… Read the rest– Was very sleepy all day yesterday. Later, I met Dan at Penn Station (which has the dumbest setup of any depot ever; imagine Union Station x 2, with multiple entrances/exits per track, and no information on arrival track more ten minutes to arrival.
… Read the rest– Yesterday was better, though I still didn’t get enough done.
– ALMANAC SAYS –
According to the Greek poet Hesiod (c. 800 B.C.), the 16th is an unlucky day for plants.
– LINK OF THE WEEK –
The Creation Museum.
Notes for Students
or
White Swan
?
I should say, it will be:
What title would you use?
… Read the restCONCEPT: What’s a better title? Read More »
– I’ve had a rough couple of days: insomnia, distraction, lack of productivity. There were some good things too, and I’m going to try to hold on to those. Extricate them from the moment. As for the rest, I will seal it up in a bubble running from Monday afternoon until about two hours ago, and move forward unimpeded.
… Read the restUnfortunately, my source is the American Family News.
… Read the rest“We have not only a Hindu prayer being offered in the Senate, we have a Muslim member of the House of Representatives now, Keith Ellison from Minnesota. Those are changes — and they are not what was envisioned by the Founding Fathers,” asserts Sali.