There may be a reason my efforts to lose weight don’t usually succeed.
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Sketch a Day, Day 425
Just a quick character sketch for a story I started writing this afternoon.
Sketch a Day, Day 424
Off celebrating my anniversary this weekend (the actual anniversary was a couple of weeks ago, but my wife was sick that week). Got stuck in the snow in West Virginia right in front of the bed and breakfast where we’re staying, so that was…well, not fun, but an experience, at least.
Sketch a Day, Day 423
Going away for the weekend. Hopefully I’ll be able to update while I’m away, but no promises.
Sketch a Day, Day 422
The cats do this all the time. I don’t know if they think I need them or what, but it’s more than a little weird.
Sketch a Day, Day 421
My wife loves that song, possibly because of all the different variations she can do about people and things around her (mostly the cats).
Sketch a Day, Day 420
Had a weird issue with the washing machine overnight. Easy fix, just had to pull a washcloth out of the drain that had stopped it up and kinda sorta flooded the laundry room. Good times.
Sketch a Day, Day 419
Did a rest run of my home-brewed pencil and paper RPG system this evening. It went pretty well, I think, though it needs some tweaking. Had fun, though.
Sketch a Day, Day 418
I’ve been reading Cherie Priest’s Clockwork Century series lately, a set of steampunk novels set in an alternate 1870s where the Civil War hasn’t ended yet and there are airships and the city of Seattle was destroyed by a digging machine and walled off because a weird gas started seeping up from underground and turning the people into mindless, shambling monsters. It’s good stuff. The first book, Bomeshaker, is excellent, and the second book, Clementine, is a slight but enjoyable read. I’ll definitely be reading the rest of this series.
Sketches From Memory 