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Treutlen
It was a relatively uneventful Tuesday, save for discovering in my research for my future artist commune that there is a single county in Georgia that has no zoning laws at all. Treutlen County. Where a town called Soperton with a population just under 7,000 people is the main civilization. It's pretty much right between Macon and Savannah, putting ( Read more... ) -
Back to Work
My first day of work for 2016 wasn't particularly noteworthy, except that one of my favorite coworkers that has been out for a couple of months with a broken foot made his return to work. It was a fairly steady day without any down time, but most of the work I was doing was the kind of work I like to do so I didn't mind ( Read more... ) -
Being Slightly Productive
As usual for Sundays, I tried to use my last day off before going back to work to catch up on things I've needed to do but have been putting off. Some Sundays, I'm successful, others not so much. This was a fairly successful catch up day, getting pretty much all my laundry washed, buying some new socks and razors (for my newly beardless face), and ( Read more... ) -
Fireside
I spent much of the day oscillating between napping and screwing around on the internet, being generally bored. I eventually posted an invitation to kidnap me on Facebook and Megan picked up with an invitation to join her at a fireside social gathering hosted by her friends. I didn't know any of them, but was told they were burner folk so I figured ( Read more... ) -
New Year's Day 2016
I entered the new year at Incendia's Fire in the Sky event, held at Safety Wolf. I didn't have anyone to share the midnight kiss with since neither of my sweeties were there, so I downed a shot bottle of Fireball to symbolically kiss Sarah ( Read more... ) -
Breaking Brakes
Sharon, my usual ride to the Marietta Transfer Center where I catch the CCT Route 10 to work, had the brakes on her minivan go out on her yesterday and was unable to give me a ride today. I ended up not being able to find an alternate ride and couldn't afford to use Uber, so I involuntarily missed a day of work. I was pretty unhappy about that, as ( Read more... ) -
Cumberland Crossing Over, Day 3
I was off work for Memorial Day. I'm not particularly patriotic since I'm keenly aware of the fact that our military hasn't really been doing much since the cold war that could realistically be defined as protecting our country. Even when we were actually attacked and had every good reason to run off and fuck some shit up in someone else's backyard ( Read more... ) -
Sandy Plains Court Chronicles, Week 06
I'm chomping at the bit to leave work to head to the Greyhound station and in trying to keep my mind occupied until it's time to leave I remembered that I haven't done my summary of last week yet. That's largely because I've been so wrapped up in anxious and excited anticipation of my trip to New York that little else has been on my mind. To a ( Read more... ) -
Sandy Plains Court Chronicles, Week 03
This past week was one of highs and lows, but overall I’m happy with it.
Tuesday, I bought a bus ticket to New York City using money I would have spent on car insurance if my car hadn’t been a glorified paperweight. I’m really excited for multiple reasons. Primarily, I’m eager to get some face time with Sarah. After that, I’m looking forward to ( Read more... ) -
Taking Command of the Art Ashram Volunteer Army
Earlier this month, Art Ashram held what was basically a planning picnic. It was a good meeting of minds and one of the things that came out of it was the delegation of roles within the collective. I volunteered to be the wrangler of volunteers. So now I get to work on creating a platoon of minions. I haven't put a lot of energy into it because I ( Read more... )