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Words, words, beautiful words…

I love words. I’ve been a talker since I first learned my first word — which was, as I’ve been told by others, “why”. Guess that explains how I got to be the curious person that I became. I’ve always loved words. I’ve been known to, in the privacy of my office, to just say […]

A Victim of Missing Time…

The crunch of getting the ezines up and live on the 1st of the February is over. It’s now time to relax and try to figure out what went wrong with my schedule so that I ended up working until 3 a.m. to make that February 1st deadline. I finally realized it was because I […]

Sometimes I wonder about weird things — today it’s eyes…

I think about things and wonder: what causes it, or how it works, or even why can’t I find anything about it. Today I got to think about eyes and sleep. Have you ever noticed that you’ll be asleep and it’s dark and some sound or something wakes. But, you come to consciousness but you […]

Coffee — good or bad — what to believe

There seems to be a lot of conflicting information being published about coffee and its effect on us. Of course that’s not new; some people have always said it’s bad for you to drink coffee and some have said it’s good. I remember as a child it was forbidden to have coffee unless, of course, […]

When good ideas go bad — way bad…

There are times when good ideas should just be left alone. When you try to implement that idea, especially into law, it often becomes a bad idea. For example: check out the proposed law that South Carolina is considering. Here’s a short snip: SECTION 1. Article 3, Chapter 15, Title 16 of the 1976 Code […]

Jeff VanderMeer reads and reviews 60 in 60 days…

I’ve met Jeff at several conventions — doubt he’d remember me. I’ve also sat in on several panels and heard him speak. Occasionally, maybe once or twice a month, I get over to his blog and sort of catch up on what’s he’s doing — mainly because he’s thoughtful, intelligent, opinionated, and interesting. Those are […]

Emperor Joshua Abraham Norton died January 8th, 1880.

Who was Emperor Norton? Well Wikipedia says: Joshua Abraham Norton (c. 1819[2] – January 8, 1880), the self-proclaimed His Imperial Majesty Emperor Norton I, was a celebrated citizen of San Francisco, California, who in 1859 proclaimed himself “Emperor of these United States” and “Protector of Mexico.” …Although he had no political power, and his influence […]

How do they walk in high heels?

We went out shopping today. Saturday is the day we usually get the week’s groceries and run errands. So, in the course of doing that I happened to spot a nice looking young woman coming in from the parking lot as we were heading out. Leather jacket and large purse, nice turtle-neck sweater, jeans, and […]