Sorry, I was finishing overdue work

Posted on by Sarah A. Hoyt

Because it’s been a bad month, in a bad year. I mean my head is working better, but if relatives would stop threatening to die I’d appreciate it.

Meanwhile…. Promo tomorrow.
Just wanted you guys to know I’m okay.

23 thoughts on “Sorry, I was finishing overdue work”

    2. Tell me about it. We got 1.3″ of rain in half an hour or so. We’re now approaching the year’s total in four weeks. The weather service just threw in the towel and said, “Yeah, you’ve got a flood warning until Friday, then we’ll see.” I’ve got moss on my north side.

      The rain’s great. The bulk delivery’s just a little rough.

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      1. Yeah, I haven’t dared go down to the basement yet (house was built before footings were invented). Should have finished the (apparently illegal, though I don’t see how) gray water system that I’m gradually acquiring the necessary for. You never know when 300 gallons of nearly potable water might come in handy.

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      1. 34-20=14. 14 years. You sure about that?

        I ask because that’s about how long I’ve lived in the USA. I’ll admit that I’ve taken to telling people “I came here in pursuit of liberty but, unfortunately, I arrived just as it was going out of style”. But the Universe isn’t supposed to be paying attention!

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  9. Finishing overdue work: always a good thing, often a priority thing.

    So feel free to ignore the teeming masses lurking out here in ‘Net-space, till done.

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  10. Unrelated, but — I’ve been wondering how long it would take before Fox dumped Steve Hilton. Got the answer now: it’s today.

    Just like Tucker Carlson, just like Dan Bongino, there was no announcement, no notice, just a different show in place of ‘The Next Revolution’.

    We can only speculate about the reasons, but Steve has been revealing the COVID-spiracy for more than 2 years, showing how everything the government told us was lies. He had to be silenced.

    Who’s next?

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    1. You can see the shifting eyes and buried panic of the talking heads. Heads will roll, and if Madame la Guillotine can’t find an enemy she’ll play with friends.

      As long as it takes to purge the Fazerland of all heresy, or even the shadow of imagined heresy.

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