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May 10, 2018
Energy
I was going to write about Afterwar today, but I took an internal vote on my energy level and decided I’m maybe not quite recovered enough from the process of getting the book through publication. I wanted to talk about how pretty much everything the Firsters do in the book is based on historical precedent, …
Published on May 10, 2018 08:59
May 8, 2018
RELEASE DAY: Afterwar
That’s right, my dears! The book I’ve been agonizing over for multiple years is now out in the world. They say the war’s over when the surrender is signed. It’s a lie. America’s bloody Second Civil War lasted for years. When the surrender is signed, it’s supposed to be over; refugees flood the highways, trying …
Published on May 08, 2018 08:30
May 7, 2018
Old Decrepit Me
Last week the stomach flu tore through our household like a hot knife through the solidified fat of your choice. I’m still a little weak-kneed, but I have an easy run scheduled for today and both B and I need the work. She was up and down with me the entire time; the only difference …
Published on May 07, 2018 08:42
May 4, 2018
All Mod Cons Operational Again
On Tuesday, the Grand Dishwasher Saga came to a close. And thank goodness, too, because Wednesday night I came down with the stomach flu the Princess caught from her best friend, who brought it back from college in Seattle. Consequently, a lot of bowls needed to be washed, and now that I’m on the mend …
Published on May 04, 2018 08:20
May 2, 2018
So Many Fires
Sometimes a phrase and its translation are so beautiful it stops the reading eye in its tracks. In bed last night, whispering Pliny aloud, I ran across one such happy marriage. Tot locis, tot incendis rerum natura terras cremat. Natural History, book 2 The translation? “In so many places and by so many fires does …
Published on May 02, 2018 09:00
May 1, 2018
May Day Appliance Wizard
Season 4 of ROADTRIP Z just started, so if you want to get in on it, now’s the time. This is the very last season, and after it ends (probably sometime in October) I’ll be doing another serial. I’m not entirely sure, but I think it’ll be Robin Hood in Space, otherwise known as HOOD. …
Published on May 01, 2018 12:34
April 30, 2018
Stacked-Counter Disaster
Well. Last week ended without me having developed pyrokinesis and burning everything in sight, so that’s good, right? Between doctor’s appointments and loved ones having difficulties and the ongoing dishwasher saga (still not installed, don’t ask, maybe Tuesday will change all that) and being behind on this monster of an epic fantasy (that they’re going …
Published on April 30, 2018 10:45
April 27, 2018
Dogs, Dogwood
Yesterday, while walking the dogs, I passed a dogwood in exuberant flower. I love their notched blossoms and of course the canines are always happy to stop and sniff–or snuffle, in Odd Trundles’s case. Poor Trundles had a damp rear because he had to be half-washed that morning, and walking in the sunshine to air […]
Published on April 27, 2018 09:34
April 26, 2018
Said Often
So Odd Trundles had a nightmare last night, and peed his bed. This doesn’t happen as frequently as you’d think, but it does mean I’m up early, his bedding is in the wash, and I have soaped a dog’s ass and undercarriage before 8am. It’s a good thing all my commitments for the day were […]
Published on April 26, 2018 08:50
April 24, 2018
Morning, Serenading Peas
I hadn’t planned on blogging today, since I was due at a medical centre early for a friend’s PET scan. Unfortunately, the scheduler got it wrong, so it’s another half-hour, early morning drive later in the week. I did get home in time to call the home warranty folks about the dishwasher again. The poor […]
Published on April 24, 2018 10:04
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