...Jeff sometimes. Now she just sits on top of me like I'm not there. That's like improvement... -- Water. Had a dream about drowning in the shower yesterday; woke up and took a shower; read asakiyume 's post, The World in Rain (gorgeous, go read it); watched a storm come in; watched the episode of SUPERNATURAL where a little girl drowns in a pool; worked on my book DELUGE where it is, ...
Over in asakiyume 's journal, the topic of filk came up. I started explaining what filk is, from my perspective, then realized this was a big enough topic to deserve a post of it's own. She encouraged me, too, suggesting that things said in comments often go unread. I'm going to repeat my first paragraph from those comments, so my apologies to those of you who do read comments and have ...
Found in one of the piles of paper that grow like stalagmites on the floor space in the wanderer's hut: The healing angel admires the tall one--click to enlarge It got me thinking about siblings, and siblings in stories, and preconceived notions of how siblings interact. It seems like the default notion in the United States is that siblings are always annoyed and bothered by each other ...
... on one panel with Caitlín and two with nineweaving .** The same goes for watermelontail , who showed up for far more of the convention than I had been led to believe, and meeting asakiyume in person for the first time. A strong contender for this year's most awesomestand-aloneconversation belongs to Michael Cisco ("You don't have to tell me what 'psychopomp' means! I ...
...who is planning to bike the erie canal. may you and all have a wonderful trek. below a few lines from a nonvirtual journalentry about biking in maine...to heighten your expectations (i hope!) The jeep trail is here, the old overgrown road: a leafy ascent full of weeds with rocks embedded. I pump up hill, weary, uncertain of the terrain. Time already to dismount and begin the rigors of ...
