Archive for March 2003
a fable, from uwebdev
In the early days of automotive manufacturing one manufacturer produced a car with square wheels.
Cars were a novelty back then. Not everybody had one. Some people thought the square-wheeled cars were a lemon, but the people that used it back then really didn’t care. The roads were very rough and if it got you […]
zing!
heard today: “that must be fun, playing solitare without any aces.”
found while cleaning
Squirrel
an exclamation point
on the white page of snow.
-Joy Bennett
http://tinywords.com
back to the future
I turned off the radio (KUOW, online) where they were talking about Bush and the war, to listen to the copy of Nevermind that I checked out of the library last week.
I’d actually forgotten how freaking catchy that album is. I never owned it, but so much was on the radio back […]
tired…
weekdays suck.
okay, maybe that’s a little extreme. but still, some nights, when I get home, I just feel like I’m living my life in little circles.
time to do some writing, I guess.
scenecards
I just got off the phone with my friend Kat (who, alas, doesn’t have a blog); she’s taking a writing class at the UW extension, which she’s really enjoying, and she shared this technique for writing, or rather for organizing writing.
first, you break your piece (novella or novel) into scenes. then you create a […]
