Five years ago Kit Campbell, Siri Paulson, Erin Zarro and I were excited, busy, and a bit panicked. We knew what we wanted to do–put out quality works that didn’t fit into neat boxes–but we weren’t sure how we were going to do it. Five years ago tonight I was frantically editing, site-building, getting confused on the […]
I do this every year. Even the years that I insist I am not doing NaNo, that I’d be a fool to do NaNo, I am NOT DOING NANO. Still I ponder what I might write for NaNo. This year I want to do it. I miss doing NaNo and I want to do it,
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or at least, the necessity of getting out of bed on Monday mornings. I don’t understand how this hasn’t happened yet. I know y’all support this, right? I’d think it was one thing all people could unite behind. Somebody start a petition. I’d do it, but I’m trying to prop my eyes open with these
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Edit To Add: Thought of two more. Make that twelve things. Don’t get me wrong. Don’t imagine that I am, by any stretch of the imagination, rich (except in my new wonderful job that I love, and my family that I love, and my 2007 Corolla that I love…). But yeah. Monetarily? Not rich. My
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Happy Friday, y’all! I’m still not braining enough to review a book, so have some other interesting stuff instead. Greek tomb being excavated, looks amazing. Spock is confused by me. What beauty (supposedly) looks like. Some pretty awesome photos from WWII. Ah ha ha! So cute! Happiness isn’t what people think it is. Or so says
So I’ve been a bit busy, what with homework and editing and the new job and all. In lieu of anything intelligent, have some scribbles from today’s notes: Do we need to verify everything she says? Stop asking her to repeat herself! Effing record it if you have to. ZOMG we’ll never be done. Only
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Guys. Guys. GUYS. There’s a cool dude running for Congress in Arizona. He knows how health care saves lives. He knows receiving a helping hand doesn’t mean you’ll never bother to work again. He learned these things when an illness struck him blind, so he gets the needs of the disabled better than most politicians.