The following was posted to a mailing list I’m on. Of course, it was surrounded with the usual “send it to everybody you know!” admonitions. I don’t do that, and I usually delete anything so marked. But I did find…
Review: Walking Dead by C.E. Murphy
Walking Dead by C.E. Murphy My rating: 4 of 5 stars I’ve enjoyed the other Walker Papers novels, but Walking Dead definitely showed more depth and maturity than the earlier volumes. Both the author and her lead character have grown…
Updated Page – Fat Stuff
I updated the Warning: Fat Lady Ahead page (finally!) today. The resources page had to be split into a separate page.
Maybe It Isn’t the Flu
Katie seems to be feeling a bit better. She slept through most of the day, and just got up a few minutes ago (right at the end of my and Sam’s date) feeling like she could eat something. Solid food,…
The Flu? But That’s Why We Had Shots!
My girl has the flu! And she had not one, but two flu shots this year! She caught it from her sweetie down at Georgia Tech, and if there’s a place in Georgia that’s more international than the airport, that’s…
Microsoft Fail – MS Wireless Comfort Desktop 5000 Review and Tale of A Painful Free Upgrade
That shouldn’t be worth posting about, but it took more work than it should have. Summary: I probably should have stuck with Logitech wireless keyboard/mouse combinations, because I didn’t have a problem with the previous set I had and never…
Book Review: By Blood We Live edited by John Joseph Adams
By Blood We Live by John Joseph Adams My rating: 4 of 5 stars This thing is an enormous tome! I don’t know if it has been released in hardback or not, but if it has, that version has to…
Review: A Free Man of Color
A Free Man of Color by Barbara Hambly My rating: 4 of 5 stars Historical fiction isn’t my favorite genre, but I’m much more willing to read it when it’s mixed with mystery. I’ve read some of Hambly’s work before…
Three Good Things!
The last time I responded to a prompt from
Airset for iPhone!
I’m so excited! We (our family) have been using Airset as our “groupware” for the past few years – a way to coordinate our calendar and contacts easily. Our criteria included something that would be available wherever we happened to…