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Writer's Block: Paging Al Gore
Sep. 3rd, 2011 10:51 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
No. I need it for my job.
What, you think I do this for the money?
No. I need it for my job.
What, you think I do this for the money?
Writer's Block: Paging Al Gore
Sep. 3rd, 2011 10:51 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
No. I need it for my job.
What, you think I do this for the money?
No. I need it for my job.
What, you think I do this for the money?
Writer's Block: Life in the boob tube
Aug. 4th, 2011 06:02 am[Error: unknown template qotd]
Eureka. I'm sure Tesla High needs a number theory and non-Euclidean geometry teacher. (Or I could teach my current courseload, but I've never really liked middle school.)
Eureka. I'm sure Tesla High needs a number theory and non-Euclidean geometry teacher. (Or I could teach my current courseload, but I've never really liked middle school.)
Writer's Block: Life in the boob tube
Aug. 4th, 2011 06:02 am[Error: unknown template qotd]
Eureka. I'm sure Tesla High needs a number theory and non-Euclidean geometry teacher. (Or I could teach my current courseload, but I've never really liked middle school.)
Eureka. I'm sure Tesla High needs a number theory and non-Euclidean geometry teacher. (Or I could teach my current courseload, but I've never really liked middle school.)
Writer's Block: Going boldly
May. 30th, 2011 09:42 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Guinan. (I've been Wesley; don't need to do that again.)
Guinan. (I've been Wesley; don't need to do that again.)
Writer's Block: Going boldly
May. 30th, 2011 09:42 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Guinan. (I've been Wesley; don't need to do that again.)
Guinan. (I've been Wesley; don't need to do that again.)
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Just having a bad year doesn't mean the relationship is over. Not everything can be fixed in one day, or one month, or even six months, and many things that can't are still worth fixing.
Also, keep your hand on the horse's rump when you walk behind it, so the horse knows where you are and doesn't spook and kick you in the head.
Just having a bad year doesn't mean the relationship is over. Not everything can be fixed in one day, or one month, or even six months, and many things that can't are still worth fixing.
Also, keep your hand on the horse's rump when you walk behind it, so the horse knows where you are and doesn't spook and kick you in the head.
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Just having a bad year doesn't mean the relationship is over. Not everything can be fixed in one day, or one month, or even six months, and many things that can't are still worth fixing.
Also, keep your hand on the horse's rump when you walk behind it, so the horse knows where you are and doesn't spook and kick you in the head.
Just having a bad year doesn't mean the relationship is over. Not everything can be fixed in one day, or one month, or even six months, and many things that can't are still worth fixing.
Also, keep your hand on the horse's rump when you walk behind it, so the horse knows where you are and doesn't spook and kick you in the head.
Writer's Block: Beep, Bop, Boop
Apr. 23rd, 2011 06:58 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
It was either a variation on Asteroids (using a paddle to turn) or an arithmetic facts game my mother coded up for me. Either way, it was around kindergarden, on an Apple II.
It was either a variation on Asteroids (using a paddle to turn) or an arithmetic facts game my mother coded up for me. Either way, it was around kindergarden, on an Apple II.
Writer's Block: Beep, Bop, Boop
Apr. 23rd, 2011 06:58 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
It was either a variation on Asteroids (using a paddle to turn) or an arithmetic facts game my mother coded up for me. Either way, it was around kindergarden, on an Apple II.
It was either a variation on Asteroids (using a paddle to turn) or an arithmetic facts game my mother coded up for me. Either way, it was around kindergarden, on an Apple II.
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Given that I know how to perform a house-blessing and don't mind helping the unfortunate find their way to the next world, sure. Might well be the next thing the Cosmos has on my agenda, anyway.
Given that I know how to perform a house-blessing and don't mind helping the unfortunate find their way to the next world, sure. Might well be the next thing the Cosmos has on my agenda, anyway.
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Given that I know how to perform a house-blessing and don't mind helping the unfortunate find their way to the next world, sure. Might well be the next thing the Cosmos has on my agenda, anyway.
Given that I know how to perform a house-blessing and don't mind helping the unfortunate find their way to the next world, sure. Might well be the next thing the Cosmos has on my agenda, anyway.
Writer's Block: Better than leftovers
Apr. 17th, 2011 07:55 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Pasta. If I have to be more specific, fettucini and broccoli with cream sauce, but I'd be happier if you'll let me stick with the vague answer, as I'd hate to give up penne, fusilli, ravioli, etc.
Pasta. If I have to be more specific, fettucini and broccoli with cream sauce, but I'd be happier if you'll let me stick with the vague answer, as I'd hate to give up penne, fusilli, ravioli, etc.
Writer's Block: Better than leftovers
Apr. 17th, 2011 07:55 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Pasta. If I have to be more specific, fettucini and broccoli with cream sauce, but I'd be happier if you'll let me stick with the vague answer, as I'd hate to give up penne, fusilli, ravioli, etc.
Pasta. If I have to be more specific, fettucini and broccoli with cream sauce, but I'd be happier if you'll let me stick with the vague answer, as I'd hate to give up penne, fusilli, ravioli, etc.
Writer's Block: Teenage dream
Apr. 9th, 2011 12:45 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
"Hey, hon; what are you doing in Texas?"
The Imzadi and I are still friends, albeit distant ones who haven't been very good at keeping in touch.
"Hey, hon; what are you doing in Texas?"
The Imzadi and I are still friends, albeit distant ones who haven't been very good at keeping in touch.
Writer's Block: Teenage dream
Apr. 9th, 2011 12:45 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
"Hey, hon; what are you doing in Texas?"
The Imzadi and I are still friends, albeit distant ones who haven't been very good at keeping in touch.
"Hey, hon; what are you doing in Texas?"
The Imzadi and I are still friends, albeit distant ones who haven't been very good at keeping in touch.
Writer's Block: Round and round
Feb. 28th, 2011 11:44 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Yes. I think the only song I've ever literally listened to 20 or more times in a 24-hour period is "Ana Ng," but I'll obsessively listen to songs I'm learning multiple times a day, sometimes in multiple versions. I especially do this to songs with interesting and/or difficult vocal harmonies.
I will also occasionally listen to a "guilty pleasure" song several times in a row to clear the earworm. (See, for example, the music tag on this post, which I haven't listened to 20 times, but still has a ridiculously high playcount for how short a time I've owned a copy.)
I should also point out that I have an unusually high tolerance for overplaying - I can still tolerate several songs that the Spouse still responds to by trying to change the channel on a non-existent radio.
Yes. I think the only song I've ever literally listened to 20 or more times in a 24-hour period is "Ana Ng," but I'll obsessively listen to songs I'm learning multiple times a day, sometimes in multiple versions. I especially do this to songs with interesting and/or difficult vocal harmonies.
I will also occasionally listen to a "guilty pleasure" song several times in a row to clear the earworm. (See, for example, the music tag on this post, which I haven't listened to 20 times, but still has a ridiculously high playcount for how short a time I've owned a copy.)
I should also point out that I have an unusually high tolerance for overplaying - I can still tolerate several songs that the Spouse still responds to by trying to change the channel on a non-existent radio.
Writer's Block: Round and round
Feb. 28th, 2011 11:44 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Yes. I think the only song I've ever literally listened to 20 or more times in a 24-hour period is "Ana Ng," but I'll obsessively listen to songs I'm learning multiple times a day, sometimes in multiple versions. I especially do this to songs with interesting and/or difficult vocal harmonies.
I will also occasionally listen to a "guilty pleasure" song several times in a row to clear the earworm. (See, for example, the music tag on this post, which I haven't listened to 20 times, but still has a ridiculously high playcount for how short a time I've owned a copy.)
I should also point out that I have an unusually high tolerance for overplaying - I can still tolerate several songs that the Spouse still responds to by trying to change the channel on a non-existent radio.
Yes. I think the only song I've ever literally listened to 20 or more times in a 24-hour period is "Ana Ng," but I'll obsessively listen to songs I'm learning multiple times a day, sometimes in multiple versions. I especially do this to songs with interesting and/or difficult vocal harmonies.
I will also occasionally listen to a "guilty pleasure" song several times in a row to clear the earworm. (See, for example, the music tag on this post, which I haven't listened to 20 times, but still has a ridiculously high playcount for how short a time I've owned a copy.)
I should also point out that I have an unusually high tolerance for overplaying - I can still tolerate several songs that the Spouse still responds to by trying to change the channel on a non-existent radio.
Writer's Block: The winning ticket
Feb. 9th, 2011 06:15 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Well, after paying the taxes on it - a house. One big enough for all the specialty rooms the Spouse and I want, a huge kitchen, a shed in the back, a backyard garden, and a garage apartment.
The second, if anyone was interested, would be to pay off the balance on the CMA property.
Well, after paying the taxes on it - a house. One big enough for all the specialty rooms the Spouse and I want, a huge kitchen, a shed in the back, a backyard garden, and a garage apartment.
The second, if anyone was interested, would be to pay off the balance on the CMA property.
Writer's Block: The winning ticket
Feb. 9th, 2011 06:15 pm[Error: unknown template qotd]
Well, after paying the taxes on it - a house. One big enough for all the specialty rooms the Spouse and I want, a huge kitchen, a shed in the back, a backyard garden, and a garage apartment.
The second, if anyone was interested, would be to pay off the balance on the CMA property.
Well, after paying the taxes on it - a house. One big enough for all the specialty rooms the Spouse and I want, a huge kitchen, a shed in the back, a backyard garden, and a garage apartment.
The second, if anyone was interested, would be to pay off the balance on the CMA property.
