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I Really Should Have Learned to Juggle
This post is going up late because I’ve been running around today. Things didn’t go as planned with extra errands, traffic, my son deciding to stay home instead of shopping with my wife, and laundry. I’m still at the beginning … Continue reading
Wow! That Was Unexpected!
I’m going to be trying my best to not ‘count all my chickens before they hatch’ like I keep getting told not to do. Still, this week took a wild turn right at the beginning. The original plan was to … Continue reading
A Week of Victories and . . . Nothing Went Totally Wrong
Let’s start with the great news: Passed the Teaching Assistant Test! I also finished the workshops and got fingerprinted, so now I only have to wait for the certification paperwork to get processed by Albany. I submitted to a bunch … Continue reading
If My Head Spins Any More, I’ll Need a Priest . . . Or Sacrificial Pizzas
Bigger fan of the son than the video, but I might just need the latter to grow on me. I just stumbled onto this on the radio. Not sure how it will go over with the 1’s of people who … Continue reading
Coming to the End of Another Project & School Year
Tomorrow is Father’s Day, so I’ve no idea what’s going on. Happy Fathers’ Day to everyone. For me it’s the beginning of a ‘busy’ week. I’m 2.3 chapters away from putting Book 11 to bed as far as first drafts … Continue reading
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Schools Beyond the Norm
Sometimes it isn’t enough to have a school and leave it at that. Sure you can add regular classes and teachers, but if you’re in a genre like fantasy then you’ll be wanting something special. Here are a few variations … Continue reading
From the Vault: Apprentices
Chosen by their thirteenth year To follow in a master’s steps They wave farewell to youth and home While preparing for their tasks Some will sweat among the anvils While others ache within the woods Many learn of herbs to … Continue reading
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