I am in here.
Why is it that certain eras attract our imagination more than others? I’ve got a Sherlock Holmes mystery on now. London in the 1880’s seems to be an extremely well-travelled area of the popular imagination, especially for mysteries. Then there’s the earlier Regency era for romances, and the middle ages for all sorts of adventures … Continue reading Eras
Our kitchen windows are in the process of being re-installed! At long last! They’ve been missing since spring, replaced by thick plywood. They’re the old leaded glass kind, and have a disturbing tendency to succumb to rust. Summed up: our kitchen was literally a dungeon all summer, and we went to the kitchen only when … Continue reading windows! the good kind!
Via TBIFOC – Mother Necessity, meet Uncle Fixitforgood It’s called a gun…. HoustonChronicle.com – From airports to restaurants, gizmo kills TVs A new keychain gadget that lets people turn off most TVs — anywhere from airports to restaurants — is selling at a faster clip than expected. Gotta get me one.
Nope, I’m not… Shirl, who commented below, is also going to be in the nanowrimo event next month! 😎 Hmm… I’m Not Alone… good title for a science fiction novel…. 💡 Y’all have till the end of October to sign up here and join us.
