Untitled Haiku. After that last postI should try writing somethingDeep. Yeah, whatever.
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O Happy Stuff! The life of a fledgling freelance writer is often, surprisingly, dull and tedious. I try to stay away from that aspect of things, but sometimes it can’t be helped. Oh, you’re doing something you love, but it can lack that spark that purely creative writing possesses. Then come the days when you
Happy Father’s Day! In a nice bit of synchronicity, Paul McCartney turns sixty-four today, on Father’s Day. One story is that he wrote “When I’m Sixty-Four” for his own father. Lee will be sixty-four in…2030. Quotes: Two little girls, on their way home from Sunday school, were solemnly discussing the lesson. “Do you believe there
Meter Runs Backward. Short Popular Science article on a guy who puts power into the grid. I so want to do this… Update: And this is cool, too. A related article about using cellulosic ethanol, a type of ethanol produced when the cellulose in plants (wood chips, corn cobs) is processed by termites into sugars
R-E-S-P-E-C-T. theomania (thee-o-MAY-nee-uh, -MAIN-yuh) noun The belief that one is God or specially chosen by God on a mission. [From Greek theos (god) + -mania (excessive enthusiasm or craze).] (via A.Word.A.Day.) Jake: First you traded the Cadillac in for a microphone. Then you lied to me about the band. And now you’re gonna put me
An Unfortunate Review. Eldest (Inheritance series, book 2), by Christopher Paolini. (Audiobook version.) Although eagerly anticipating listening to the unabridged version, I was unable to make it through the first tape (of fourteen). Good lord. How many plot contrievances can you pack into the first half hour? Why, at least three blatantly obvious ones (I

