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Continue reading →: Early morning
I slipped on my slippers. I squinted at the sunrise. I slept in the shower. Then I forced myself to go outside.
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Continue reading →: On this day…
I shall soon be six-and-twenty (January 22nd, 1814). Is there not any thing in the future that can possibly console us for not always being twenty-five? Lord Byron, written in his diary on December 1st, 1813 (Excerpt taken from the Faber Book of Diaries) From a thirty-two-year-old: You get over…
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Continue reading →: Wednesday
It’s the earliest day of the week. I’m reminded how bad I am at mornings. Thoughts come slower. The world is heavy today. Atlas has a little more weight on his shoulders. (sorry) On Wednesdays, I drive Julie into work – the journey takes an hour and twenty minutes. It’s…
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Continue reading →: Blank page
“I write best in the mornings,” is what I said. But do I? Or is that the only time I give myself time to write? And what if the morning, like this one, is spent staring at a blank screen. Is spent worrying about the words that won’t come. Is…
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Continue reading →: It’s never a sure thing – Two Novels and a Game
Sometimes I wonder if the problem is that I am too amazing.
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Continue reading →: Assemble with Care -a cute game about fixing stuff
I wrote a short review about the game Assemble with Care and only complained about the weather A LITTLE bit.
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Continue reading →: ‘Slug, and other things i’ve been told to hate’ by Holly McNish – a book review
The one big thing I took away from Holly McNish’s book ‘Slug’ is that I should steal more packets of sugar.






