Regular Life

(Note: All those following Bernie’s tale, please go on to Part Eleven)

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Way up there is the backside of Sugarloaf Mountain, where Kenneth Wymer drew his last breath. If you don’t know who he is, then read my latest story, “Bernie,” still unfolding online. Sorry for the spoiler, but it shouldn’t [...]

(There’s a new banner picture up for March 2008; force a browser refresh if you don’t see a tiny flying guest in Silhouette.)

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I walked into our computer/guest room Sunday night wanting to do two things:

Download pictures from both cameras
Post something to my blog

I was pretty sure I had a picture or two I [...]

(All those reading “Bernie,” you may continue on to Part Seven)
A new park opened near us.

See for yourself (and click to enlarge a pic)…

(All those reading “Bernie,” please continue with Part Six, where you’ll find out more about Kenneth Wymer)
Anna challenged us back on January 31 to post five images we’ve never used before and tell a little about each one. I’m a sucker for a meme that doesn’t suck, so here goes. (If I’ve used [...]

(Note: Those reading “Bernie,” please continue today with Part Three)
When I finished up late that Thursday night making a video and doing crazy voices at Moksha’s house, I stopped at the picturesque private college nearby. The snow continued falling fast and steady, with about three inches already on the ground. I missed wooded [...]

You cannot go against nature
Because when you do
Go against nature
It’s part of nature too
- Love and Rockets, “No New Tale to Tell”
I’ve never been much of a specialist. I dabble in lots of different things, and although I try not to do anything half way, I wouldn’t throw the word “expert” out there [...]

Road, field, and sky through windshield at 4 p.m. CT Tuesday.
Note: That IS NOT a hillside back there behind the tree line.  That’s black sky.
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It didn’t seem to matter that the western hemisphere’s tallest cross sits just a few miles from here.
Frozen hell blew into town late Tuesday afternoon and [...]

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I miss snow.
All of you living in places where you have too much of it, I know it’s hard to believe, but the cold white stuff — never the same flake twice! — is very miss-able.
Like the bodies of dying crystalline butterflies, the flakes float to the ground and silently stack [...]

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