Going down the rabbit hole of concordant action versus altruism.

I could be napping, you know.

#research #WritingCommunity #WriteSky

Trying to get this first draft good enough that I can tack on "v1" at the end before other things take over my time. It's going better than I thought.

Eventually, I'll have TL_v34_final_final_really_final_v12.docx ready to submit.

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Today's reading... an 1895 version of The Iliad in Greek.

One. Word. At. A. Time.

#amreading

Cloud, Creek, Chateau - July 2020 - 24 x 24, acrylic on canvas

Never was good at titles of anything.

#art

THE DELUGE X THE WATER KNIFE X PARABLE OF THE SOWER

A municipal engineer keeps a city’s water system “within tolerance” during an unbroken heat wave. Pressure drops. Adjustments hold. Until holding becomes a choice about who dies.

#BluePit📖 #W #A #SF #ND

I my spare time (ha!) before LIFE took over, I painted as well as wrote novels. The idea was to transfer what I saw in my head to the canvas (with acrylics) using Bob Ross's timeless "No mistakes" philosophy.

Lemme just say, I had a lot of happy accidents. This is one of the only pieces I sold.

I'll probably cut this side character though.

I've been itching to do so many projects that have been outlined over the last three years, but of course I'm hyper-focused on what I outlined two days ago.

Picture of a bird without context.
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From Beans of Anafi.

Funny...I can only think of one of my books that doesn't have water of some sort, be it ocean, lake, rain, or floods.

I'm not a mood board person but I did paint a scene from The Widening Gyre with the intention of painting a few more...until LIFE gave me a slight turn. 24x36, acrylic on canvas.

"As she reached the edge of the Hollows, she stopped, her gaze falling on the desolate Wastelands."
#BluePitHype

Think I needed this shirt growing up. The 70s and 80s were weird for me.