"Wild, 'cause I would do anything to tear you off your precious fence."

[greygirlbeast]

I'm trying - again - to cut off, get off, ditch the Seroquel, because it's turning my brain to mush. I slept maybe five fitful hours last night, and yet I feel more awake than if I'd slept seven on the Seroquel

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[sovay]

As of yesterday, I have left the House every day for fourteen days. It might not sound like much, but it is.

Especially in a shut-in winter. Go, you.

articles on Level A hazmat suits, the Genesis probe, ethane-methane rivers on Titan, a "blacker than black" material developed from multi-walled carbon nanotubes, buckshot, North Carolina newspapers, the Huygens atmospheric entry probe, and the possibility of methanogenic organisms in cryogenic hydrocarbon lakes.

I spent most of my evening reading about Oppenheimer and the engineering of the Trinity gadget. It did not produce much wordcount, but I know many more details than I did, which I suppose is what was needed.

I decided to do an SF piece for Sirenia Digest #97 - the aforementioned "Chewing on Shadows" - to prepare me for the cyborg story I need to write immediately afterwards.

I like the sound of both of these things.

I just find the book fucking wretched in all respects. Dull, glib, badly written, poorly drawn and colored. My honest-to-Panthalassa first thought on

[greygirlbeast]

Especially in a shut-in winter. Go, you.

Thank you. It's my middle finger to the Polar Vortex.

I spent most of my evening reading about Oppenheimer and the engineering of the Trinity gadget.

A subject that fascinates me endlessly.

My honest-to-Panthalassa first thought on finishing Neonomicon (because I did) was

Yeah, I saw what you wrote, and I was very flattered. Before your entry, I'd not even heard of the book.

[sovay]

It's my middle finger to the Polar Vortex.

You'll need like five hands to express the proper opinion of it.

A subject that fascinates me endlessly.

I am hoping to handle it well.

Before your entry, I'd not even heard of the book.

I had to read From Hell to feel better about Alan Moore.

[greygirlbeast]

You'll need like five hands to express the proper opinion of it.

True.

I had to read From Hell to feel better about Alan Moore.

Good move. I honestly have no idea what crawled up his ass with Neonomicon.

[vulpine137]

Yeah, I have issues with Seroquel and sleep as well, but for my anxiety/depression combo it works fairly decent, just means I have to expect sleeping 9-10 hours a night, and having major issues with getting moving in the AM. It's a trade off I can normally deal with. Hope the coming off of it is simple and lacking in weird foo. At least, unwelcome weird foo.

[greygirlbeast]

It puts me to sleep. But I never really wake up, and I have horrid rebound and anger issues from it. I love when anti-psychotics make me more psychotic.

[greygirlbeast]

I just recently saw Kevin Spacey in The Usual Suspects. I hadn't seen it before. It is still with me.

I truly adore that film.

[elea]

/slight derail

I'm on episode 7 of the first season of Hannibal - loving it, and loved The Usual Suspects. Kevin Spacey is awesome and full of win, and I must watch House of Cards too!

/rerail

[eluneth]

Grimmer Tales comes out right around my birthday - preordering it is on my evening to-do list! In the meantime, not knowing what the question is to your answer about the final chapter, I feel as if I have ants going up and down my spine.

[greygirlbeast]

In the meantime, not knowing what the question is to your answer about the final chapter, I feel as if I have ants going up and down my spine.

All in good time...

[shanejayell]

I read Neonomicon from the library. VERY glad I didn't have to pay for it.