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Writer’s Blogk…Stagnant SF?

Mark Harris poses the question: “Is Sci-Fi Out of Ideas?” in his article on EW.com (http://www.ew.com/ew/article/0,,20169296,00.html). While I don’t think the commentary …

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Labels

A personal quirk of mine is that I like to be able to categorize things. I’ve touched on this before in Argh…Form …

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A Quiet Christmas

Back in August or September, when it appeared that my dad was going to last well into 2008, my mom, brother, and …

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One Month

Well, it’s been a month since my dad died. Since there are people I still haven’t filled in yet, and many who …

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Some Dribble Babble

I love women’s basketball. It’s just as simple as that. It’s not my whole life… I don’t live and breathe women’s basketball every waking moment, but when all is said and done, I think it can safely be said that I love the game.

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R.D.C. R.I.P.

After a bout of frontotemporal dementia that can be traced back to at least nine years ago, my father finally succumbed. Richard …

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Still Breathing

Over the past couple of days, I’ve spent the vast majority of my waking hours in my dad’s hospice room. While friends, …

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Dad’s Relocation

This afternoon, we had my dad transported to the hospice IPU (In-patient Unit). It is extremely unlikely that he’ll ever be back …

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Art Off the Wall

This afternoon, I got a call from my gallery manager. Seems that the gallery owner, for some inexplicable reason that neither of …

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The First IPU Cycle

Tonight is my dad’s first night away from home with his illness. Since the drug protocols we’ve been following haven’t been entirely …

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The Care and Feeding of Vegetarians Over Thanksgiving and Beyond

With Thanksgiving in the U.S. coming nigh, I just wanted to mention somethings to all of you well-meaning cooks trying to accommodate your vegetarian kith and kin. This is not intended to be all-inclusive, but I’ve been a vegetarian since about 1980 and trust me, this stuff comes up more often than you’d think.

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