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Dusty Sage


I've been writing online for thirty years. One of these days I might actually get good at it.

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  • 332 weeks
    Falling behind

    I'm getting to the point where just keeping up is beyond my dwindling capacities. I'm not sure what's going on, but I suspect I'm not going to like it when I find out.

    Anyway, I apologize for having been such a lousy correspondent this year.

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  • 346 weeks
    Having gone wandering off somewhere

    Of late, I seem to have been overtaken by events: my health has taken a turn for the worst, I wrecked my car, and the guy they hired to help me out at work has moved away. (Another guy has drawn the short straw.) I'm still alive, but it's not something I much feel like bragging about.

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  • 387 weeks
    A night at the beer garden

    I mean, I'm not allowed beer anymore, at least not until I get off some of these damnable medications, but our little table had massive fun discussing Jenga, photography, classic and modern weaponry, beer (of course) -- and ponies. Apparently they'd read my stuff. Who knew?

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  • 399 weeks
    Newer avatar

    Regular visitors will remember that I'd asked the estimable LeekFish to knock out a sketch for my, um, OC. I posted it here, and it was well received; our own Twifight Sparkill came up with an idea, and heck, there's no reason you shouldn't see it here, especially since she's revised it to give me a more, um, scholarly look. (The LeekFish original is still in the sidebar at

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  • 401 weeks
    Back in the Real World

    I think I would rather spend two weeks in the Everfree, trying to avoid everything that can kill me, and in the Everfree I assume everything can kill me, than one more minute in a hospital room.

    That said, their definition of "on the mend" doesn't quite coincide with mine.

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Dec
1st
2014

It's become a reflex · 3:17am Dec 1st, 2014

Saturday I was coming home from the grocery store, and up the street marched three girls, clearly led by the one in the center. In days of old I'd have thought Heathers; this time I thought Dazzlings. For all I know, the one on the right may have been carrying a taco. Either way, it was unexpected, my neighborhood being basically split between young families and old empty-nesters. (I am, of course, one of the latter.) This is a two-lane street with parking along one side only; they allowed me exactly enough room for my Large Automobile, and no more. If nothing else, they had the attitude.

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