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Oopsie
OK, so I didn’t get quite as much done as I had hoped. But I watched two Christmas movies, and I remembered the gift for the kids’ Advent calendar. Oh, and I ate kale. On purpose!
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To Do Today
My goals for today are simple. Sleep in (mission accomplished!) Solve the Saturday crossword puzzle (mission accomplished! It took about an hour, as did Friday’s puzzle.) Solve the Sunday crossword puzzle (done!) Shop for additional decoration needs, such as gold … Continue reading
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Waiting and Waiting
A little over a week ago I sent a short story to be critiqued by an author acquaintance of mine. I checked my e-mail every day, eager to see her response, but as of yesterday I hadn’t heard anything from … Continue reading
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Beyond Reason
Listen, I like concerts, but ticket prices have gotten out of hand. I was just shopping for tickets to see Tom Petty in Hartford, and they wanted close to $350 for two tickets plus fees. These were no-frills seats, not … Continue reading
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Resistance Is Futile
One by one, however slowly and painfully, the Christmas tasks get done. I have a niece who is still very young, and every year I buy her a personalized Christmas ornament. Etsy is my go-to source for these ornaments, and … Continue reading
Making Progress
One by one the Christmas tasks get done. I picked up our Christmas cards today. What a relief it is to have this particular task done! I had the usual problems designing them. First I couldn’t find the right pictures. … Continue reading
Today’s Crossword
“They say Confucius does his crossword with a pen.”—Tori Amos It took me 30 minutes to finish the crossword in The New York Times today. The level was much easier than yesterday’s, but the size was bigger (21x today vs. … Continue reading
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Avoiding Derailments
Last night I needed some cheering, so I watched a silly ’80s movie. It was starting to cheer me up, too. There was a cat in one scene, and I thought, “Aw, cute cat!” Then it occurred to me that … Continue reading
Recent
Recent reading: The Man Who Rained by Ali Shaw Recent listening: I have discs by Beck, Radiohead, The Moody Blues, Josh Ritter, and Robert Plant in my CD player. Recent watching rewatching: Joss Whedon’s Firefly. I am once again blown … Continue reading
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Southern Charmer
Saving CeeCee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman, B+ Saving CeeCee Honeycutt is a slightly unusual reading choice for me. It is a best-selling book that does not fall into the genres of sci-fi, fantasy, or mystery, and it is set in … Continue reading
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