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Meeting New People
Have you ever wondered what kind of first impression you make? I think about that occasionally and then I shrug. Pretty much I am beyond trying to change people’s minds, but I wonder how I look from the outside. There have always been those who hate me, a few who think I am interesting and…
Read MoreStory Building
When people think of a writer, I think they think of story building, the fun part of the work. Building characters and setting and recording things in motion. To be clear, that part has its challenges, but it is the easiest part of the writing adventure. Lately I have been formatting. Now it is an…
Read MoreBeing Married
All too often people make assumptions about married women, they feel trapped or confined, they have to seek permission, or worse they assume that most marriages are troubled. In my case, Shawn and I have been together for more years than either of us were single. We enjoy being together, doing things together, and laughing…
Read MoreBryon the Magician
It is always a good idea to make friends with the man who owns the magic wand as far as technology is concerned. This evening I was lucky enough to have Bryon and his wife join Shawn and I for a visit. He is not only is good company, tells some amazing stories, but he…
Read MoreNewEarth1: Gordon’s Pride – Forward
Over two hundred years ago a multinational conglomerate called EarthCorp bought the charter rights to establish settlements on a habitable planet. Their public goal was to prove that it was possible to harvest resources with little or no environmental damage to the planet. They collected their pioneers from all over earth, put them through a…
Read MoreDiet
It is an unfortunate fact of aging that something always goes wrong as you get older. In my case due to heart issues, I have to seriously watch my cholesterol and saturated fat consumption. That does not mean I can’t eat really good food, but most of it I have to make from scratch so…
Read MoreWaiting
I typically have patience, at least with people who are trying. Working alongside someone who is struggling is never a problem, but I avoid lines. Or I should say I usually avoid lines. I was behind a young woman, four children in tow, trying to check out her groceries. It took some time and those…
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