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Author Archives: susan
REALITY?: Almond Brittle
Well, despite the fact that raw peanuts were nowhere to be found, the almonds as an alternative came out just fine. Expensive, but fine.The other problem I had was that towards the end of the first batch, the thermometer slipped … Continue reading
REALITY: Playing with Mac II
Okay, the first picture taken with the Photo Booth application should of course be as exciting as the new aluminum case of the “camera.” I call it: “Warholesque”
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WRITING: Subtlety vs. Huh?
I have a story up at 52/250 this week but I’ll place it here for easier reference: How I Came to Live in The Palm of His Hand I snuggle down between the deepest creases of it, between the heart … Continue reading
REALITY?: Dumb and Dumber
Okay, so the State of CT figured it could get some money in a few years back by claiming unclaimed funds. So it made itself a law that gave it the right to take people’s money if it was not … Continue reading
WRITING: “Come Blow Your Horn”
I’m honored and thrilled to have been named as the winner of the 8th Glass Woman Prize and am deeply grateful to Beate Sigriddaughter for offering this chance to women writers to give voice to women everywhere. I’m saddened by … Continue reading
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TECHNOLOGY: Yay!
When faced with the cost of a new PC (really, the Mac Mini for $700 plus insurance) I did one more run through of J’s PC. It really felt like the problem centered on the on/off switch, but with this … Continue reading
TECHNOLOGY: Built Not to Last, nor Fix
Well I’m trying my darnedest to not only find the problem but to somehow fix it at a reasonable cost, but J’s Acer PC is built to work only with what God gave it. I did get the power supply … Continue reading
REALITY?: The New Voice of Society
Technology certainly has changed social communication and interaction in the last twenty years more than it has in the last one hundred. With email, social networking sites, mobile phones, visuals and texting, people interact with strangers as well as family … Continue reading
TECHNOLOGY: Prepping for Bypass Surgery
Back into the hardware end of things, J’s PC (on the right) suddenly won’t go on. It’s got the worst “On/Off” button system I’ve ever encountered, a flat section on the corner that doesn’t really depress externally but rather touches … Continue reading
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WRITING & LITERATURE: I know, I know…
…there was a time when I was posting an average of 4 posts a day for years. Reading books one after another and sharing my reactions, even dropping the book to grab the laptop for a special phrase that just … Continue reading
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WRITING: 52/250 – A Writing Project
I’m done of course with the 100 Days Project now, but I’ve been involved since June with the 52/250 Project which is a group of 30 plus or minus writers, each of whom are producing a flash fiction or poem … Continue reading
CURRENT AFFAIRS: Ethics
Just watched an ad for a medication and it hit me that there is a trend these days that rivals the values and bad tastes of the old days and advertising of cigarettes, booze, guns, and the “little woman.” In … Continue reading
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WRITING: and the requisite Reading
Again with the apologies for the lack of literary comment, but I have been reading, and reading, and reading. Really, that’s not just homage to Cormac McCarthy’s repetition style. It’s mostly flash fiction, short story, and poetry, and mostly in … Continue reading
LITERATURE: Transition by Dorothee Lang
Finally got back to a bit of reading this weekend and I started with something tiny–micro, in fact–but huge in literary excellence. Dorothee Lang is an editor, publisher, artist, and writer. She wears all her many hats when she travels … Continue reading