I have an oddly mixed childhood, partially poor and partially lower middle class, but I have several of these habits–especially the liking crappy food more than “good” food. It took becoming a freelancer to finally break the habit of spending every dime I got as soon as I got it, too.
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Some shooting expeditions are just frustrating right up until the last second. Then you breathe a sigh of relief when you think you have at least one usable picture out of the batch.
It’s rare that I see anything online that makes me laugh outloud anymore. Maybe my sense of humor is too refined, or maybe I’m just dead inside. But these photos are the funniest things I’ve seen all month.
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I like this one too, but it’s quite different. Shooting directly into the sun often results in something pretty interesting, I think.
A little snow, a mix of warm and cold air, and a sharp, clear sunrise can do wonders. It was like Colorado was welcoming me home.
There are only a couple of these I would not watch dozens of times.
I have returned from Kansas mostly intact, with only a couple new scars to show for the dangerous journey. Regular blog service will commence in the morning, most likely.
Looking down on Kansas. The literal way.
This dog has a flip-top head and a tongue as long as his tail.
Some of the urban decay present in Osawatomie, Kansas.
My story “Groob’s Stupid Grubs,” a story of a goblin’s hopes for his idiot children, is available in Black Gate 15.
I recently finished the first draft of a YA novel called Takedown Notice set in the net-mage universe of my stories “Captain Blood’s B00ty” and “One Click Banishment.” What happens when the Magical Association of Atlantis finally gets the upper hand against the net mages in the spell program copyfight?