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Top 75 Heriones of SF, Fantasy and Horror
Top 75 Heriones of SF, Fantasy and Horror
This is two years old and therefore somewhat out of date, but I'd never seen it before and it's interesting.
( ETA: I find the choice for number one rather puzzling. ) -
People get ready
When I lived in a small town there were lots of train tracks. You could hear whistles at night and traffic was always being stopped at crossings ( Read more... ) -
Rambling
Today I returned things and bought more things.
Earlier this week I bought the wrong cartridge for my printer because I didn't know anything about it other than the brand is Lexmark. I'm sure this is the Office Depot equivalent of "I know the cover is blue." However, the staff at this particular Office Depot were a bit overly attentive. They ( Read more... ) -
Gardasil
Why is the proposed HPV vaccine only being recommended for women? (Actually, girls, but bear with me.) Shouldn't men be vaccinated as well? Because I hate to break it to you, but women are contracting HPV by hy having sex with men. If you vaccinate men, they won't pass HPV on to women ( Read more... ) -
(Untitled)
In the epic battle between pistachios and fingernail polish, pistachios always win. -
Undead marsupials
On a better note, today I went for a walk and saw a dead possum in the middle of the street. By the time I got back from the coffee shop, the possum had reanimated itself and was gone. Ha. -
I prefer not to.
Earlier this week I read The Outcasts of 19 Schuyler Place by E. L. Konigsburg. Kongisburg is probably best known for her unforgettable From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, which I (and everyone else, probably) read as a child. Outcasts was written after I was grown, so I missed it somehow. I first read Konigsburg's companion to ( Read more... )
