Author Archives: Susan

PEOPLE: Aging

I do wish they would confirm their research quickly on the extension of our lifespan. It would enable me to view this Sunday as a mere and more acceptable “approaching middle age.” There may be due some deeper analysis by … Continue reading Continue reading

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TECHNOLOGY: My Voice!

Thanks to Professor Dennis Jerz at Jerz’s Literacy Log I at long last have found a suitable substitute for my missing voice. Check this out: Automatic Attitude Continue reading

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WRITING: Truth

I am elbow-deep into a very interesting exercise for a storyteller; learning to tell lies in another language. Short writing assignments in Spanish have been difficult for me because I don’t yet know the vocabulary well enough to find the … Continue reading Continue reading

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PEOPLE: Mind Games

Just tried to play an interesting experiment in my head (see guys, games don’t couple up just with literature, but with science as well) as I was driving home this morning. I’d say a common noun as quickly as I … Continue reading Continue reading

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EDUCATION: By Degrees

Could two Associate Degrees add up to a Bachelor’s? It just seems to me that I have so much to explore at Tunxis in new media, computer graphics and programming, advanced psychology, sociology–all the courses I didn’t have to take … Continue reading Continue reading

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REALITY?: M & M Thought for the Day

According to M & M’s Silly Science Fact, “A giraffe’s tongue is almost two feet long.” I will do my best not to let this invade my thoughts all day. Continue reading

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WRITING:

Well it was bound to happen eventually. Woke up this morning without a goddamned thing to say. Yet. Continue reading

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INTERACTIVE FICTION: A Carrot on A Stick

I must organize my time to accomplish some measure of doneness to both the wannados and the haftados. I haven’t had the chance to go back to Anchorhead and get in much deeper than I’ve gone before. It’s like that … Continue reading Continue reading

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WRITING: Blogging

Have been playing leapblog since five a.m. Yes, of course I do it all the time, but just one concerted effort without being sidetracked was this morning’s goal. In a search for interesting logs, for writers who moved me, for … Continue reading Continue reading

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STORIES: Mine

Really, really need to get back into my fiction stories. Need to heavily revise A Seasonal Life, follow up on Few, one that I have started here that I forgot the name of, and another started here that is only … Continue reading Continue reading

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WRITING: Perception

Our self-image is often so very different than as others may perceive us. This morning’s shower revealed much more to me than the usual shock of middle-agedness. I am an addict and so am marked. My arms reveal tracks of … Continue reading Continue reading

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Reality?: It’s In The Cards

Early morning playing of Solitaire indicates that today will not be a good day. I used to apply this barometer to the stock market, and must defend its ability to predict at least as well as the Wall Street jocks. … Continue reading Continue reading

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PEOPLE: Family

My sister just got back from visiting my niece in Seattle. She brought me back a huge ripe red pomegranate. We were at my dad’s yesterday when she handed it to me, and he said, “You always loved those.” But … Continue reading Continue reading

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People: Passive/Aggressive

I do not like people who cause me to change too quickly into evil Susan. I like to slide into the transition at my own pace and at my own discretion. However, after decades of being “too nice” one finds … Continue reading Continue reading

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PEOPLE: And Their God

One of the neat things about believing in a God is that you have someone to scream at when things aren’t going well. And the drama; nothing can beat the effect of throwing your head back and looking to the … Continue reading Continue reading

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