My home state had some earthquakes over the weekend (Oklahoma) it's a place where earthquakes are very rare. I hope everyone is okay.
Michael Jackson's doctor was found guilty of manslaughter. I think justice has been done from what I've heard.
I didn't really keep up with the comings and goings of the blog this week, so enjoy the pictures. The randomness you've grown to love will be back next week
<p>The book How to Survive in al Science Fiction Universe is a smart entertaining science fiction novel with heart.   There are a few times where it rambles though in my opinion, but overall, I heartily recommend the book.</p>
<p>For my writing in working on 3 things again this week.  A short story, a little thing for a contest, and the next chapter in my dragon story.  I've got 6 pieces out in submission that I'm waiting for a response.   </p>
<p>I was published in father stars ezine today.  They publish rough flash fiction.  I think they love originality and hate Polish.  (9\15)</p>
<p>I finished the graphic novel version of silverfin today. Wow! That was bad. Let's see most advances in the plot were via dumb luck, and the plot was a pretty rehashed on
I know money talks for any politician, but has anyone ever been so obviously for sale as our current president (in the USA)
<p>I've recently just finished listening to the Canterbury Tales on audio book. It is a book of short stories written at the end of the 14th century.
The jist of the book is several pilgrims on their way to Canterbury decide to have a story telling contest.
The stories were originally written in the English at the time, and from what I understand, that was quite the controversy at the time. They were also told out of order regarding the characters' "rank." At their time the stories and the characters were ironic and critical commentary on English society especially the church.
To be honest, I could see that sometimes, and sometimes I could not. I thought most of the stories at least a little humorous and entertaining. There were a few that I chuckled at for probably unintentional reasons. It's just society has changed a bit over the last 600 years.
I'd suggest at least giving the Canterbury Tales a look for their historical importance. Apparently they were a big game changer at their time.
Tonight is the official opening of the NFL season. I'm pretty excited. I guess. I don't enjoy watching the gridiron battles as much as I used to. I used to love following, discussing, and arguing everything sports when I was growing up. It was so silly how serious me and some of my friends took some of our debates. Now, I live in the "real world", and it is hard to get too excited about a game. Oh well maybe Ill at least get to see a lot of bone jarring hits this season :)