The story begins, as so many of my stories do, with my car. I finally ditched my Alero in December, and bought a brand-new Subaru to replace it. There were many reasons for this, but a big one was that…
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A cure for the common cold
So according to word of mouth (but not the Internet because I’m too lazy to look it up), this is a really bad flu season. I believe it; I know at work various bugs have gone around frequently. Not counting…
A cure for freezing to death
My paternal aunt and uncle are…eccentric. In an awesome way, mind. In addition to teaching me to identify Cob trees, my uncle taught me to drive stickshift on his farm…using a Japanese Isuzu, wherein the steering wheel is on the…
How to Make a Major Decision (A Christmas Story)
1. Know what you’re looking for. My parents have a tradition. The day after Thanksgiving, they go to a local Christmas tree farm and select a live tree for the family room. For the last two years, I have gotten…
Things that Scare Creative Professionals
Two posts in one day? Now that’s scary. But this was too good to pass up. A former employer created this *cough* highly scientific infographic about the things that scare creative professionals. I have to say, it’s pretty true…though I suspect…
You know you read too much in the Cthulhu Mythos when…
…this happens. Source image from NASA.
In which I have a horrible idea for a sitcom
In the process of thinking through two other blogposts (Forthcoming! Maybe!) I randomly thought about the two seemingly opposed identities: being a single female, and identifying as a Complementarian. (This, for the record, is functionally where I fall for Biblical…
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