Want to hear the kill-your-darling lines of which I recently spoke, read aloud? Be warned this is rated NC-17, for, well, language.
https://
youtu.be/AmQaPv_5-ns

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Father, grandfather, widower, old hippie, writer, martial artist, ukulele player, liberal/radical -- NOT the former lead singer of Journey. Got a Cardigan Corgi. USA, Pacific Northwest.
Roger Zelazny. Roger.
Want to hear the kill-your-darling lines of which I recently spoke, read aloud? Be warned this is rated NC-17, for, well, language.
https://
youtu.be/AmQaPv_5-ns
Didn’t get a picture, but as I walked the dog yesterday evening past the sandbox and swings in the park, there was a young Asian man standing there, playing an ukulele, and singing Country Roads to a three- or four-month old baby in a stroller. Made my whole day better.
Well, I have now. Can't dance to it ...
I love that everyone knows who "he" is. When you say you've go champagne for when "it" happens, everyone knows. When you say "big beautiful obituary", everyone knows. Even the cult members know. That's the cherry on top. 🤣
Daughter-in-law got me a hat:
Supposedly, a lab tech was infected with Yersinia pestis -- plague -- in Russia. Caught early, antibiotics can treat plague. The bacterium is much larger than the virus that causes Covid-19, and an N95 mask should protect a wearer. If it's the Black Death and it spreads quickly? We'll know.
Ahem…
With this monopolized media empire comes not just size but unprecedented power. The power to throw workers under the bus. The power to price-gouge because consumers have few alternatives. The power to decide which stories get told, but more importantly, which stories DON'T get told.
Some people asked about Sinners and here's my position: Sinners a vampire film but not genre film, which Near Dark certainly is. Sinners uses vampires as a metaphor for the European invasion and oppression & uses all the gothic tropes. Sinners is a great American film, not just a great vampire movie
Telnaes:
A crackers cracker with crackers … A perfectly good sentence with three different meanings for one word.
www.medscape.com/.../sunscree....
Takeaway: Sunscreen, good. Collagen, not so much.
Vitamin D is reduced with higher SPF sunscreen; this does not offset the advantages in protection from squamous cell and melanoma carcinomas.
One can supplement vitamin D; skin cancer needs to be avoided.
pmc19.com Get your Covid vax yet? Got masks?