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Monthly Archives: November 2012
One (pound of) Potatoes, Two (pounds of) Potatoes
Ahh the fabulous spud. How could Americans or Canadians not celebrate our respective Thanksgivings without the marvelous potato? And let’s face it, for the amount of work put in, mashed potatoes are quite heavenly. Every year at Thanksgiving, my youngest … Continue reading
Posted in Life Observations
Tagged leftovers, potato bread, potato pancakes, potatoes, Thanksgiving, yams
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It’s not the age; it’s the mileage
And so it came to pass a few days ago that I have begun that inexonerable slide toward old age. Sure, I’ve had a tremendous amount of white hair in my twenties (which I blame on all those emergency room … Continue reading
Redaction: Dark Hope, Chapter 6, unedited
Chapter Six “Miz S?” Audra Silvestre set her hand on the stack of tablet computers and looked up. Most of her students stood by the arched exit near Faye Eichmann. Audra nodded to the thin woman before looking toward … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged caves, Colorado, Dark Hope, nuclear meltdown, Redaction, sequel
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Giving thanks to family
Today is Thanksgiving in the United States. I was fortunate enough to have my brother and sister-in-law in town so we celebrated yesterday since they leave this morning. And will celebrate again this afternoon. Mostly because there’s still chocolate cheesecake … Continue reading
Posted in Life Observations
Tagged brother and sister, dysfunctional family, family, home, lifestyle, sitcom family, survival tool, Thanksgiving
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Redaction: Dark Hope, chapter 5, unedited
UPDATE: Redaction: Dark Hope is at the editors and should be back mid-December. I hope to go live with the book around the 20th and, like before, I’ll have it priced at 99cents for a week. My Christmas present to … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalypse, caves, Colorado, end of the world, nuclear meltdown, Redaction, sequel
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Do we ever really grow up?
I don’t think you need to be suffering from Peter Pan syndrome to still find those things we found fascinating as children, still interesting as adults. Take for example balloons. Sure there’s the helium kind that make everyone sound like … Continue reading
Fuzzy socks and temperature regulators
Fall has finally arrived here in the southwest. A fickle cold front swept down from Oregon dropping the temperatures over 20 degrees overnight and promising rain. We got spit not rain. And cold temperatures. Now before all you Northerns tell … Continue reading
Redaction: Dark Hope, Part III, Chapter 4 (unedited)
This may look slightly familiar:-) Chapter Four Damn Lister and the camel he humped his ass in on. David Dawson raised the bottle to eye level and blinked at the remaining liquid. Half gone. Well shit. He wouldn’t be able … Continue reading
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Tagged apocalypse, Colorado, Dark Hope, mines, nuclear meltdown, Redaction, sequel
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Arizona State Fair (It’s bugging me)
I’m a little late posting this but what the hey? My husband and I went to the fair on the last day it was here. Although I was trying to get him to buy an all-day ride wristband, he declined. … Continue reading
Posted in Life Observations
Tagged ARizona state fair, food on a stick, giant bugs, Them!
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Calling all Americans
Stop asking your country can do for you this Tuesday. Instead do what your country asks of you. VOTE! Just don’t do it too often or folks will get suspicious:-)
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