Began rewatching Mike Flannigan's Midnight Mass miniseries after being reminded of his work seeing the film The Life of Chuck. Both worth the time I think. Did not at first know the latter was based on some Stephen King work, but I can see it now.
These last few months have been pretty much a wash in the writing department. We've just had too much on our plates to be able to maintain much sustained focus. Bunch of family health stuff that can be all-consuming, a lasting weather disaster, etc.
But I've been at least noting and outlining ideas and edits as they occur to me. Fingers crossed for a less complicated spring.
My dog. Especially when I haven't seen him all day, but then he catches sight of me (he doesn't hear so well now). And he kind of goes crazy as we have this greeting and roughhousing thing that he loves.
This may be an unpopular method, but we like it. We'll just get a turkey breast or rarely a whole bird and cook it in a bag with a little broth, spices -usually garlic, pepper and lots of paprika. Punch a couple holes in the top of the bag and cook at 325-350F. Nice to have meat we can stretch into many meals over a couple weeks.
Yeah! I've got several. Broadens the selection nicely. Also, my local library doesn't have Hoopla, but the larger city in a nearby state does and was very cool about letting me get a card since I live in the boonies.
I have a 14 year old laptop running Linux Mint that I use daily. Sure, it's had the HD and the battery replaced, but it's still fine for most tasks. An SSD really improved performance.
Soapmaker from way back here. A lot of the old saponification charts used to include values for human fat. Maybe as a nod to Fight Club
See also: One Cut of the Dead
Seconded. Underrated film imo.
Leslie Fish envisioned a time when it could be a new tradition to continue to entomb these would-be pharaohs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKT1r-8viHk
Likewise, this one is not bad:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2gl--iwWO0
Began rewatching Mike Flannigan's Midnight Mass miniseries after being reminded of his work seeing the film The Life of Chuck. Both worth the time I think. Did not at first know the latter was based on some Stephen King work, but I can see it now.
Here I was holding out for pog form
Wait until it really builds up and mine it for the fertilizer and gunpowder industries.
Dr. Worm?
He's not a real doctor. but he is a real worm. He is an actual worm.
These last few months have been pretty much a wash in the writing department. We've just had too much on our plates to be able to maintain much sustained focus. Bunch of family health stuff that can be all-consuming, a lasting weather disaster, etc.
But I've been at least noting and outlining ideas and edits as they occur to me. Fingers crossed for a less complicated spring.
My dog. Especially when I haven't seen him all day, but then he catches sight of me (he doesn't hear so well now). And he kind of goes crazy as we have this greeting and roughhousing thing that he loves.
It was that era when so many book covers had a design sensibility that implied everyone must be tripping.
This may be an unpopular method, but we like it. We'll just get a turkey breast or rarely a whole bird and cook it in a bag with a little broth, spices -usually garlic, pepper and lots of paprika. Punch a couple holes in the top of the bag and cook at 325-350F. Nice to have meat we can stretch into many meals over a couple weeks.
Read that as a Jeopardy response for some reason.
Yeah! I've got several. Broadens the selection nicely. Also, my local library doesn't have Hoopla, but the larger city in a nearby state does and was very cool about letting me get a card since I live in the boonies.
Is that a strip of LED's on the edge of their desk? What is the purpose of lighting one's belly? No judgement. Just curious.
Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle might not explain it, but could add valuable context.
No. That is Gordon Froman, Sausage king of Chicago.
Monty Python has led me to expect Spam.
"Baked beans are off." "Could I have Spam instead..."
I have a 14 year old laptop running Linux Mint that I use daily. Sure, it's had the HD and the battery replaced, but it's still fine for most tasks. An SSD really improved performance.
He is NOT getting better on the drums.