Monthly Archives: June 2006
The Lucky Way to Success
Here’s an appropriate post for a day when I didn’t get much writing done because I had to stay late at the dayjob: Fred Gratzon, in Your Calling and The Real World, writes: I see squandering the better part of … Continue reading
Tall, Dark, & Dead by Tate Hallaway (8)
Tall, Dark & Dead is a very fun urban fantasy/romance that I was unable to put down. The plot moves at a rapid clip as Garnet, a witch who works at a magic store, tries to help Sebastian, a dead … Continue reading
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Spotted
Monday I went plant monitoring, looking for puccoon again. Unlike last time, it was a highly successful trip: over 1,000 plants in three hours. Also saw a bluebird, a red-headed woodpecker, and an oriole. Heard lots of orioles, too. I … Continue reading
Gene Weingarten of the Washington Post gave the University of Maryland J-school commencement address: I want to congratulate you all upon your graduation from the University of Maryland College of Journalism, and wish you luck as you prepare to embark … Continue reading
