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"Harder to tell the good from the bad, the villains from the heroes these days."
Partly sunny, or partly cloudy, today. A high of 61F.
I'm pretty sure I spent all day coloring monster doodles. Oh, and planning how to...wait, remember way the fuck back in the spring of 2012 when I was going to set up a podcast called Aunt Beast's Salt Marsh Home Companion? Well...that didn't happen, I know. Still, be that as it may. Beginning ( Read more... ) -
"Berlin is a cruel mistress."
A mix of sun and rain today. Our high was 82.9F, with a heat index of 92F.
As predicted, I spent the day reading Carrie again. Actually, it's possible this is only the second time I've read it. The first time was the summer of 1982. One thing that strikes me, that I'm not sure I caught the first time (I was only eighteen) is the very strong ( Read more... ) -
Pterosaurs chasing a banana.
A fine sunny morning, chilly, but bright. And then the clouds rolled in. Blegh. Still, we made it to 70F.
Another night without enough sleep. I tried very, very hard to write today, and it just did not happen. Too tired. Too much trouble focusing. Too distracted. Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. But at least Sirenia Digest 215 went out to subscribers ( Read more... ) -
Roll Damn Tide
A long damn day. But beautiful weather for the drive down to Tuscaloosa. Sunny, blue skies, and our high was 87F here, 88F in Tuscaloosa. And by the way, 88F feels a lot hotter in Tuscaloosa than it does in Birmingam ( Read more... ) -
"I don't feel it till it hurts sometimes."
A rainy autumn day, though if I didn't know it was only 59˚F out, I'd swear, from the green, that it's still summer ( Read more... ) -
"These eyes are the eyes of the old, shivering and bold."
Comment today, kittens. It'll help ( Read more... ) -
Late for the Sky (and so forth)
Sunny and warm here in Providence today. Windy, though. I've earned a day off, and there's talk of swimming. But the breakers are high, as are the swells.
Yesterday, I wrote 2,695 words on Chapter Seven of Blood Oranges. And found the chapter's ending. A whole chapter in four days!. Which means I have only one chapter remaining, and the book will ( Read more... )
