The Time Gods have stolen an hour of your time, and if you die before Standard Time resumes, they get to keep it.
This is why they are effectively immortal.
Writes all the things. Most of the things never write back.
The Time Gods have stolen an hour of your time, and if you die before Standard Time resumes, they get to keep it.
This is why they are effectively immortal.
I can be my own worse enemy.
And why should I work that hard, when there is no shortage of volunteers for the position?
Nobody realizes that some people expend tremendous energy merely to be normal.
Albert Camus
I’ve had a theory for a while that there are strong characters, strong plot, and strong writing, and you can get by on having any two out of those three. Having all three is ideal, of course, but I’ve enjoyed books that only had two.
I’m glad the human-wolf partnership worked out so well.
Can you imagine how much different life would be today if humans had taken a liking to the snake that slithered up closer to the campfire?
We entered Standard Time at the earliest possible date (November 1) and leave it at the latest possible date (next March 14).
Making this the longest possible Standard Time span possible.
Hurting yourself seems so redundant in a world fraught with opportunities intended to hurt you, or just hurting you casually, as incidental damage.
It’s the kind of day that makes me glad I mowed the lawn yesterday…
The word of the day is promontory.
But then, is anyone really antimontory?
I pride myself on making fresh shiny new mistakes.
I hate making the same mistake twice when there are so many mistakes I haven’t tried yet.