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Nation Chronicles Episode 21
More is More: The destruction is not over yet. The Earth is still changing, settling into the changes that have been wrought…
What a day
I don’t want to use this platform to rehash the day. It was an incredibly crazy day, but I have suspected it would be, with no way to stop it, since the posts on Twitter FB and Instagram, Tumbler started showing up last week: Urging people to take over state capitols that voted Democratic. Urging
Errrrrr, and some addiction insight from an addict…
Not, mine, but it was funny to me. Hey, it’s Tuesday, so get the lead out and move it along. At this time of year I wanted to touch on depression. It is a hard time of the year for many people to deal with. Before I got my act together I spent every holiday
January
I wonder how that could be, January, but it is, and already nearly a week into it too. I have been working on To Build a Nation, the eighth book in the Earth’s Survivors series. I have about 31 thousand words. I will be back on it on Monday, I am taking the weekend to
Farmers
First day back to writing
Back to writing. Today was my first partial day: Although I thought I prepared fully yesterday, I did not. I had picked up the notebook I thought that I was in only to find I’m not even at that point (Notebooks 7 and 8 which contain book four), I am still in book three, even
The Nation Chronicles episode Twenty
(Season Two) Bury your dead: Everything freezes as the death of one of their own sinks in. A simplistic funeral is not the end of it…
Cats
I wrote this today after taking a short stroll around my house. Cats One afternoon of dreary gray, I walked my yard upon my wayTo destinations yet unfound, and cast mine eyes upon the groundTiny corpses, all about me… death, the final fee… Gray, and furred, and fat and thin, upon the earth they are
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