And here it is the beginning of another trip around the sun.

Sunny today. The high was 53F.

As I was trying to fall asleep last night I hear fireworks over Red Mountain.

A good morning. I slept...meh, well...I slept some. I was up at 5 a.m., and I did 1,254 words on The Night Watchers, adding a second section to the prologue. I figured out a ( Read more... )

Um...er...today. Very foggy this morning. I had to wake Kathryn at 7 a.m., and she was shocked it wasn't daylight yet. She had to have Selwyn at the vet by...oh, you don't care. Our high today was 63F. Mostly sunny.

Another more or less productive day. Everyone should have Sirenia Digest 224 by now, with the new story, "The Hunger Throne." I ( Read more... )

Warm enough today that it felt hot. I went out for just a little while, walked around the building. Our high was 86F, with a heat index of 87F.

As for the subject line, the above quote, I hope people will recognize that comes from Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. In it's entirety, it reads, “Stuff your eyes with wonder, he said, live as if you'd drop ( Read more... )

Much cooler wearing. Overcast all day, some rain, and a high on only 77F ( Read more... )

Is there anything worth saying about today. The high was 91.9, with a heat index of 99F. No rain ( Read more... )

Mostly sunny today. Our high was 77F. A good start to March 2024. And I try not the think about what sort pof hellscape Trump and the MAGA lunatics will have transformaed the world into by next March ( Read more... )

So, the weather. What was the weather? Best I can recall, mostly sunny. Our high was a humid 78F.

I got work done. Not quite as much as I would have liked, but better thna nothing. Better than nothing is always, you know, better than nothing. I read everything written thus far on "A Nameless Person of Mysterious Origin," and I did about 500 more ( Read more... )

A beautiful day. Sunny, with a high of 77F.

However, it followed on the heels of an utter cataclysm of a night. I woke at just before 2 a.m. with a headache (after getting to sleep aboyt 11:30), and...that was that. For one reason and another, I did not get back to sleep. Finally, I got up and tried to work, one this, that, and the other, but I ( Read more... )

Weird, lousy day. For the first tume in something like a year I woke long after sunrise. Kathryn woke me, actually, about 7:30 a.m. (I think; and that's 6:30 a.m. in the outside world). Anyway, it left me off balance all day.

Sunny. Our high was 51F.

On Facebook, I wrote:

We have created a world where redemption is not even a possibility.~ and, ( Read more... )

Overcast much of the day. The high was 90F.

I was up at 6, and I did another 1,017 words on "The Moment Under the Moment (1994)." Later, I worked on Winifred.

Unremarkable day.

Late last night, unable to sleep, I watched Clark Gable in 1949's Command Decision, directed by Sam Wood. A very good war film, based on William Wister Haines' 1947 ( Read more... )