Reading:
The
Disaster Diaries: How I Stopped Worrying and Learned to Love the Apocalypse by Sam Sheridan — The closest thing
to a real Doc Savage talks about how he got apoca-paranoid when he son was born
and what he did to prepare for the worst. Each chapter starts with a doomsday
scenario, which is followed by a how-to for surviving it. Powerlift your way
out of an earthquake!
Publish
This Book: The Unbelievable True Story of How I Wrote, Sold, and Published This
Very Book
by Stephen Markley — A tongue-in-cheek but true(?) tale of one man’s journey to
write and publish the very book he’s writing about writing and publishing the
very book he’s writing.
Writing:
Finishing up a short story about a boy,
an old man, and a snowplow.
Poised to rip the top off my
novel Leaving Home and plunge my
hands into its steaming guts.
Listening to:
Lincoln:
Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack by John Williams — Nicely orchestrated, mostly classical. I
haven’t seen the movie, but I kind of like the music.
Dusty
in Memphis
by Dusty Springfield — Makes me want to be THE son of a preacher man.
Watching:
House Hunters International — Because I live in New Hampshire,
and it’s fricking cold.
Community, Season 1 — It took me a couple of episodes to get into it, but now
it’s like potato chips. I can’t keep the bag closed.
Drinking:
Labatt Blue – Way
good when its cold.
Coffee --
A friend brought me a can of the good stuff back from Puerto Rico in return for
not letting his cats die.
You might have a fight on your hands to be that son of a preacher man: one of the few songs I'd consider ending my life-long abstention of karaoke for.
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