Monthly Archives: October 2026

We live cycles. But cycles change. Ideally things get better. Or maybe we get better. It took me several tries to get this post typed out. Not because it’s deep or important, but because I’ve been harried. After too many … Continue reading →

Based on the title you’re expecting interpersonal drama. Nope! It’s about a rusty old car. Before society took a dump (aka Covididiocy), I bought a Yamaha TW200 dirt bike. When I say “before” I mean literally days before the crash. … Continue reading →

Two months ago I posted about my (still unpublished) novel, Attack of the Lesbian Activist Squirrels. Attack of the Lesbian Activist Squirrels is inching toward both a print and a dead tree copy. (I’m not sure about hardcover but maybe.) … Continue reading →

I don’t spend all my time 3d printing. Sometimes I actually go camping! After a rough start the night before the weather turned sunny. I had a wonderful breakfast. My Stanley pot (on the right) has two nesting cups (in … Continue reading →

This is the story of the most “first world problem” of any possible problems. I couldn’t find my 6 count egg carrier to go camping. I know… it’s a big deal right? Later on, as I was driving down the … Continue reading →

The fall leaves are gorgeous. I’m going off line for a couple days to enjoy them. I’ll post again when I get back.

Your story, the unpredictable life you’re living right now, has a beginning, middle, and end. A good story may (must!) go off on occasional side quests. The side story isn’t a distraction. It complements the overall whole even if it … Continue reading →