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  • My imaginary world

    One thing about writing a novel, you tend live in the novel world quite a bit. Without the radio, I’m thinking about plot and character on the way to work, writing little scenes in my head. At 2079 words (yay!), I’m not really to the good part yet. I can’t wait. I think I’m going…

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  • Cognitive Dissonance?

    Jody, at Raising WEG, has a great post about the disconnect between her memory of her childhood and her mother’s memory of it, and worries that that same disconnect will happen with her own children. I worry about this pretty constantly myself. I have been known to do a reality check and ask my kids…

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  • Plan for the evening

    Office Halloween Party–done!Trick or Treating–done!Laundry–done!1984–done!At the stroke of midnight, begin writing novel for NaNoWriMo–T minus 70 minutes. Yes, I’m actually looking forward to staying up late enough to begin at the first possible moment. I’m truly geeky. nanowrimo Please consider donating to my efforts in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk for the Cure

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  • Happy Halloween!

    I haven’t really gotten into the holiday this year. I didn’t really decorate. We only got our pumpkin carved last night. Geeky Boy–already?–is less into it this year than last year. He’s wearing the same costume as last year and his biggest concern is hanging out with his friends on Halloween. Maybe next year, we…

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  • GTD-Closet Project Update

    So here’s the results of my closet project. Nothing lifts the spirits like a more organized closet. And below that are all the clothes I’m getting rid of. Mr. Geeky was quite the sport and got rid of a bunch of shirts! Please consider donating to my efforts in the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk…

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  • Limbo

    I have been in a weird state of mind for a couple of months now. It’s not depressed exactly. It’s kind of anxious, frustrated. It’s almost anticipatory. I don’t know. And I know even less why I feel the need to share this with the internets, except that it might make me feel better to…

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  • Should-a, could-a

    Pretty funny. Are they trying to tell me something? This one via profgrrrrl You Should Get a PhD in Liberal Arts (like political science, literature, or philosophy) You’re a great thinker and a true philosopher.You’d make a talented professor or writer. What Advanced Degree Should You Get? And don’t tell Mr. Geeky. 🙂 Quite frankly,…

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  • Random crap

    Because I don’t have anything coherent to say, I will resort, as many others have, to Bullets of Random Craptm: Soccer today. Two games. We haven’t had soccer in a while because it’s rained every Saturday for a month. I’m really not in the mood. GTD: Want to tackle the bedroom closet. Also kind of…

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  • Doing my job

    Increasingly, I am actually doing what I was hired to do. That might seem odd, but in my field, it’s easy to get sucked into doing related, but unproductive work. Let me explain. I’m a techie. As a techie, I know how to do lots of techie things–from html coding to video editing to using…

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  • Women and Video Games

    Suzanne Freyjadis-Chuberka, director of the women’s gaming conference, chastised the gaming industry publications for marketing primarily to men. She especially criticized their use of overt sexuality in marketing. I don’t consider myself an avid gamer, but I have always enjoyed video games and there has been, historically, a male aura around them. From the days…

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