Not writing about politics much, as you can see. I’ve been back into writing fiction again, after being away from it for several years (mostly). It’s the good effect of trying out NaNoWriMo, even if I didn’t get the full 50,000 words written that month. I’m posting at my writing blog, Clary Books, so do stop by and say hello sometime.
Continue reading →Slowly, slowly, adding in the content. More this weekend, more next week. I can’t figure out how to get my Flickr badge to work!
Continue reading →I’ve got the database sorted out, but not the look. And I haven’t figured out how to add my widgets and other straight HTML into the sidebar. But I will!
Continue reading →Yes, it all went to hell. Trying again.
Continue reading →I’m sorry to report that Furl.net is shutting down. I’ve saved off my archive and will be using Delicious to show what I’m currently reading in the sidebar to the right. I’ll be messing with the CSS for a while, so expect to see changes.
Continue reading →I spent half the day in the jury pool, though I got challenged out of the final duty. I do not know why; I don’t think the lawyers could see the Krugman book in my bookbag. Maybe it was carrying a bookbag that did it… Anyway, I know everyone hates going in for jury duty, but I think it’s a pretty lovely institution, and one of the foundations of this country. I enjoyed being in a room with a large number of random people from my community. Though I’m just as happy to not spend the next week working there.
Continue reading →This is going to be a very important year, and we have a tough fight ahead. I hope you’re ready. I know I am. In fact, I can’t wait.
Continue reading →Bizy. Backson.
Continue reading →An Open Letter to CNN: Could we stop talking about Hillary Clinton’s breasts cleavage? PLEASE?? This isn’t news. Thank you, jnfr
Continue reading →If you see a post on this blog by author Fabrice, that’s my husband, and he wanted to start posting. With any luck, he won’t get too profane.
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