Our stay at the farm in Missouri was peaceful, in large measure because there was virtually no cell reception. Occasionally, you’d find a spot with a precious bar of LTE coverage, and we’d receive a barrage of notifications and emails.
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#1482 – Christmas Vacation 2016, Day 1
On Tuesday, the Wife and I drove 850 miles in 15 hours to visit her aunt and uncle on their farm in Missouri. It was a daunting voyage, to be sure, and for a time we felt we may have to live in the car.
#1481 – Book! Book!
As of today, my novel The Invisible Crown is finally available! Go buy it now! Do it!
#1480 – Meredith Wih a Song in Her Heart
Happy birthday, Meredith. You’re the best sister-in-law living in our townhouse.
#1479 – Phone It In
The other night, while I was drawing, I got a FaceTime call. Thinking it was my brother, I accepted, only to be confronted with the grinning face of my four-year-old niece. She proceeded to spend he next ten minutes taking me on a tour of the house while talking about the play date she’d had with some friends the day before.
In short, my niece is more adorable than yours, and I’ll fight you if you say otherwise.
#1478 – No Doubt
These things happen. Yes, they do.
#1477 – Blacklisted
I came home to find the Wife watching this. It received a ridiculous number of critical accolades, and I just…cannot understand why. It’s not even a particularly good example of the crime procedural style. If you want one with a crook working with the authorities, try White. Ollie, which at least had a sense of humor about itself.
#1476 – Heart to Heart
Don’t expect this to ever happen. Ever.
#1475 – Lump
Is there anything sadder than a balding man with a ponytail? I don’t think there is.
Though my head is really damn lumpy, guys.
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