From Twitter 12-10-2010

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Is 9 AM too early to proclaim that it’s 5 o’clock somewhere?

This new schedule may well kill me. I swear, my artistic productivity is not what it could be. My interior experience has been better.

On the other hand, last night was the Last Non-Recreational Biology Lecture Ever. I’ll be sitting my final a day early next week, so if I study one chapter a day I’ll be able to review all the material at a steady pace instead of trying to do it all at once. Which would be wise.

The third (metaphorical) hand is, of course, wishes to point out that all of this makes me incredibly tense because Study Time feels like it is in opposition to Writing Time now that my schedule has changed. Unfortunately, it’s appears that neither of these things wins. Rather, they destroy one other and I wind up drinking wine and watching The Daily Show. Er.

Right. Moving on.

~*~

- Do you like space opera? Do you like romance? Do you like novellas? Hie thee hence and pick up Impulse Power, now in lickable dead tree format, and featuring my writing buddy J.C. Hay. (Disclaimer: you are not obliged to lick Impulse Power.)

- My list of reasons to consider moving to Chicago if I ever win the lottery just got longer: coyotes.

- The Glastonbury Thorn has been vandalized. Not the first time — the Roundheads saw to that during the English Civil War — but still. This is me, being disappointed in (portions of) humanity, and hoping that the tree itself can be saved, or that it can be reintroduced via cuttings.

- I am unduly impressed by the new Lara Croft, and may actually have to play the new Tomb Raider game.

- I’m not sure what to make of “My Last Play” — is it a life change? performance art? an artist doing something decidedly mad? — but I have to respect Ed Schmidt for committing to the piece, whatever it is.

- Memo to the NYT: it would feel a whole hell of a lot more like the Year of the Transsexual if I were coming out of 2010 with adequate insurance coverage, the right to legal self-determination, and the ability to marry without fearing that someone will challenge spousal benefits in court, or my status changing state to state.

- Memo to Canada: I love you.

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