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Sep. 15th, 2026 08:25 pm
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  • The clinic called, and I made appointments for the balance PT (plural, because they wanted to set up the initial/evaluation appointment and the first two follow-ups at the same time.
  • We had a pleasant Rosh Hashanah lunch last weekend with Adrian's friend R from the havurah and their partners. A couple of hours of food and conversation before R said they needed a nap. We stopped in briefly at the fundraiser for Allston-Brighton for Palestine that R's partner Peter was helping run next door, and Cattitude bought a small tripod for indoor photography.
  • I'm definitely having better and worse days in terms of joint pain and other aches, and taking more naproxen than I'd like, but I've walked at least a mile on four of the last seven days.
  • I made a rice pilaf with leftover chicken tonight, which we all enjoyed. I used the (relatively) new four-quart pot with the glass lid, and it worked OK, but not as well as the enamel Dutch oven, so I will probably go back to that next time.

Nice day

Sep. 15th, 2026 09:54 pm
[personal profile] cosmolinguist

I had a good day at work -- did a site visit this morning, had some good conversations that have real potential (if the person who is gatekeeping their contact details actually connects me up, anyway!).

It was literally just off the bus I normally get into town, could not have been an easier commute! Even in the torrential rain that I was greeted with when we left, it wasn't bad at all.

I'd slept really poorly last night though: maybe four hours, not all at once, and I still woke up before my alarm. So by the time I got home I was so sleepy. But I made it through my one other meeting this afternoon -- a regular check-in on a big project -- and I didn't just go through the motions, I actually paid attention and volunteered for tasks and did things, I realized a very annoying clash before it happens on Thursday and got my fellow LGBT+ co-chair to cover for me, which also gave me a chance to catch up with them (they've had a bad time lately, health stuff and then the illness and death of their last living grandparent) so it was nice to have a fun and "normal" conversation with them and luckily they're able to save my butt when I stupidly allowed myself to get double-booked...a few other nice little satisfying bits, along with the bigger stuff.

I'd booked a grocery order this afternoon, so D and I dealt with that too. And after work I tried to do some of the chores I didn't manage yesterday: I now have a thing I never thought I'd get, which is online access to my USian bank account (the bank isn't called Farmers State Bank any more but that's about the level of modernity I'd always expected from them). And I got a haircut!

I didn't get my passport renewal mailed off, but that's partly because I thought I might need the old passport, which I had to include of course, as ID for the bank thing. Now that that's sorted out, I can take it to the post office tomorrow.

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Chuffed as I am (natch) at this intelligence:

Reading for pleasure has benefits at all ages – from improving health and wellbeing to staving off dementia – say scientists

- and the effects are not dependent upon its being Grate Litrachur -

I do wonder whether someone will desperately try to incorporate Fun Reading into the Self-Improvement Grind, sigh?

Though the whole 'pleasure' angle is slantwise to that message.

Do we suppose that all those guys who were 'raw-dogging' plane flights to prove how hard they were will now be reading instead, because It's Good For Them? (this can only be a good thing, really).

Though I am immensely heartened at something that gives pleasure is accorded the accolade of Being Good for Health and Wellbeing -

- yet I daresay yer MachoMaxxers will have nothing to do with it, pleasure is for the weak (better mental health and empathy, pah!).

I'll be over here with my nose in a book.

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Sep. 15th, 2026 09:46 am
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Happy birthday, [personal profile] desert_dragon!

I am Haunted

Sep. 14th, 2026 11:09 pm
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ANd sick. OMG sick this morning and it's all one me. So I had that greasy fish and chips yesterday which made me mildly nauseous. BUT then my sugar crashed out and I did my usual peanut butter to bring it up. But that's fat too. My stomach didn't move over night and I was so damn nauseated and the worst part was I can only blame myself. Barely better now.

As for the haunting, for many MANY (like 40) years things have gone missing from my place only to turn up in strange places. Like the time surgery notes we were studying turned up in my apartment's bathroom though no one in the study group had gone there (and the guy who found it saw something in my mirror and was out of there) or the way my dorm keys would go missing. My roomie and I turned everything inside out including stripping my bed and leaving it in the middle of the floor. I left with the instruction to please give me back my key. It was on top of the bedding when we returned.

So over the weekend I couldn't find my dex com. I had it the night before when my sugar crashed out that time. I remembered bringing it out to the living room to put in my purse. Yesterday I tore up the area around my recliner and found nothing. I jammed my hands as far down into the cushions of the chair. Nothing. I lift up the chair and it's not under it either. Maybe I left it at work on Friday (the last time I remember it) It wasn't in my office or my lab. I come home and half under the chair is my damn dexcom where I could not have missed it. It was where I was standing to lift the chair last night. Logically it must have been in the chair and suddenly dislodged. But I'm telling you it's my ghost.



And It's Music Monday and we're doing the alphabet. I'm choosing new songs from the last couple of years but you do you if you want to play. The letter this week is I

I didn't think I'd have any for this but I was wrong )

My answers to the networking meme

Sep. 14th, 2026 07:55 pm
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5 interests you would be willing to talk to a stranger on DW about:
1. Lofi music and jazz
2. Autism & neurodiversity-affirming culture
3. Gardening in the Pacific Northwest and how I’m learning it is very different from the South
4. Massage and fascial connective tissue and the therapeutic movement stuff that keeps that system in balance
5. Being gay and doing (thought)crimes

Are they in your profile interests so that people can find you to talk to?

… some of them? 😅 *sweat-smile-emoji* I’ll be updating that in about 10 minutes.


What are 5 things about you or your life that have changed since you last updated your profile or journal sticky-post?
In reverse order:
1. I moved to the Pacific Nortwest! I moved in with besties [personal profile] rubyredrose and [personal profile] ot_atma! It’s great!
2. I turned middle aged and got my first gray hairs! (I’m very proud of them.)
3. I went back to massage school so that I would have enough education hours to come here and get licensed in Washington state.
4. I got divorced from Ghost, my partner of 14 years.
5. I started doing feelings and parts work, and am currently doing occasional work on integrating pieces of my unconscious/Shadow self.


Create a “playlist” of 5 things that have given you that shivery frisson of interest that gives you goosebumps or makes the hair on your arms stand on end.

1. Van Gogh’s Starry Night. Is it overrepresented in art appreciation? Maybe. I still love it and get a bit shivery and teary eyed when I think of it for too long.

2. The tumblr post about the RMS Carpathia. This one. 🥹 *teary-eyed-smile-emoji* People are So Good, sometimes, and god, you have to hope.

3. The Andrea Gibson spoken word poems. Especially this one.

4. The Jarod K Anderson poem The Text
“You are a unique sentence built from the alphabet of our universe.

The letters were here before you and the story will march on
long after you’ve been read,
but you will forever be a part of the definitive text of existence.

It’s too late for you not to matter.”

5. Knowing and trusting that I am loved, even on days when I am too depressed to feel anything other than numb. Knowing that all of you here are with me in that fundamental sense of shared vulnerability. We have each other and we’re not alone, no matter what we’ve been taught to believe of ourselves.

Work and play

Sep. 14th, 2026 10:22 pm
[personal profile] cosmolinguist

I had seven meetings today, one a two-hour workshop about Something Important (though not quite as important as I'd previously had reason to hope it was! ah well, still very useful), and when I left the one about our pensions early -- the Q&A session started and I didn't understand the Q's never mind the A's; as a millennial who got my first white-collar job when I was 40 I have no expectation of a pension ever being that useful to me -- I'd barely taken my headphones off when a colleague called me to ask a very reasonable question to which I can only offer vague and unsatisfying answers.

It was such a Monday! But good thing: Monday means circuits. I didn't do as well at the squat presses as last week (last week I was thinking wow I've gotten good at this! this isn't hard at all! so naturally it was time for hubris to bite me in the ass), but I still felt much better about everything in my life afterward.

Networking Meme!

Sep. 14th, 2026 12:44 pm
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Feel free to do as much or as little of this as you feel like!

5 interests you would be willing to talk to a stranger on DW about:
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Are they in your profile interests so that people can find you to talk to?




What are 5 things about you or your life that have changed since you last updated your profile or journal sticky-post?
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Create a “playlist” of 5 things that have given you that shivery frisson of interest that gives you goosebumps or makes the hair on your arms stand on end.
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[personal profile] oursin

Last night had the in-person book group chez moi, a bit depleted as 2 people were away and 1 at more or less the last minute got a cold and decided best not to come.

Am now left with rather a plethora of gluten-free vegan snacks....

However, we did have a good discussion of Cold Comfort Farm and Stella Gibbons more generally.

There was also a certain amount of more general conversation, though there were a few moments about which this piece in today's Guardian rather resonated, ahem, when I read it: ‘But enough about you …’ How to survive in a world of monologuists, interrupters and trauma dumpers.

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Sep. 14th, 2026 09:39 am
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Happy birthday, [personal profile] brewsternorth!

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Sep. 13th, 2026 04:14 pm
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I wrote something for the 3-sentence story challenge over at [community profile] worderlands. The prompts were conditioned, iced tea and script, and I decided to use all three:

The sense of deja vu when she spilled ice tea on the printed, stapled-together script was disorienting. A childhood pockmarked by being called a clumsy oaf innumerable times flashed through her like pain after a wound, and she picked up the ruined wad of wet paper, wondering whether she had been born to ruin everything or conditioned to do so by repetitive accusations about her clumsiness that made much of the flaw. Nobody had told her growing up that things were ruined in the course of ordinary life, by ordinary people, in ordinary ways; that this was normal, this was okay.


[community profile] yarnofariadne_writes is offering a bundle of her four deliciously gothic books for donations of £1 or above. I love her writing and wholeheartedly recommend her books, as well as her writing newsletter, if you like myth, folklore and the gothic. Here is her original post I am signalboosting, where she is also offering commissions and editing services.

Writerly Ways

Sep. 13th, 2026 11:31 pm
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Either me or Betty had an article recently (or might have been one of the editors I follow on YT) that talked about you can't have one trauma or one quirk being the whole personality for a character.

I've been thinking about that a lot. I certainly have characters with trauma and/or quirks. I hope that I give them a more well rounded personality but authors tend to be blind about their favorite characters. And sometimes trauma is a rough one to go with because SO many people these days seem to think there is only ONE response to trauma (or to be gay or to be this or that) and you have to do your best but realize you can't please them all.


But the real reason I'm thinking about this 1 trait being the whole personality because I'm reading Bat Eater and Other Names For Cora Zeng and to be honest if this wasn't for book club I'd DNF it (I don't want our second book to be the first I DNF but once we get past this I will DNF I just want to get to know everyone before I throw up my hands and go nope not for me.) Anyhow Cora has zero personality. Her whole personality is she's a mere echo of her more dynamic sister and her extreme germaphobia in the Covid times. At this point if I have to hear about her severe inferiority complex, how she basically doesn't live, just exists, I might hurl this library book across the room.

Because she is literally one (maybe 2) traits, she has literally nothing interesting about it. It's a short book but it isn't enough to keep me interested in this. Well rounded characters are the ones you fall for. I think this is where a good beta reader can come in handy or alpha reader. They might see if you're in that trap even if you do not.


Open Calls

Otherside October 2026 Window Exploration

Translunar Travelers Lounge .

Solar Punk Magazine. General Solarpunk

Apex Magazine

Knock on Wood Superstitions, including familiar and lesser-known beliefs and traditions from around the world

Book Worms Horror Zine What’s Hiding in the Dark? / Occult Horror this is BY MAIL

5 Paying Literary Magazines to Submit to in September 2026

How to Distance Yourself from Your Characters, and Why You Should

50 Themed Submissions Calls and Contests for September 2026



From around the web

How to Partner with a Bookstore for a Preorder Campaign

On Grapes and Raisins and Wine



From Betty

The Three Types of Group Minds

Creating a Magic System for Superpowers

How Ambiguous and Subjective Stories Avoid Killing Tension

The One Book Marketing Strategy I'd Use Again I have to say I DID NOT have this experience. I did it for my first two novels and still ended up with no reviews or sales. And then they started charging. As far as I'm concerned 600$ is not a fair price for it being on their site and sending a follow up email (I hate those emails btw) I don't doubt some do very well. I certainly didn't earn the 200$ level back out of my experience let alone the 600$. Has anyone here tried this? I wonder what Storygraph is charging for their version of this


Common Publishing Scams to Watch Out For

Paid Newsletter: Smart Income Stream or Expensive Distraction?

Just Who Are You Calling Old? Honestly I just read something where the 'old' person was younger than me and I was hacked off.

What Should You Write Next?

here.

Emotional Words of Wisdom

Procrastinating? Identify Your Cognitive Mode

Sweat the Technique: On Writing Process and Possibilities

When Your Writing Isn’t Working: How Embracing Change Can Open New Writing Opportunities

After a Writing Conference: 11 Things Every Writer Should Do Next


How to Start Writing Again After Rejection, Failure, or Disappointment because you know it's gonna happen

How to Back Up Your Manuscript: The 3-2-1 Backup Strategy Every Writer Should Use honestly I have had SO many manuscripts lost over the years between the old floppy discs, cds, computer hard drives and flash drives, I back up twice every time

Characterize on the Fly this goes with my rambling

Tips On Writing Tips: Navigating Social Media’s Never-Ending Advice for Writers
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Dramatis Personae:

Viepuck, smart and psychic (and Es*tiaslos, purple and psychic)
Robin, resolute about saving everyone (and Greymalkin, fierce about saving everyone)
Celyn, firm believer in weaponized optimism
Izgil, who is stubborn, smart, and wants to talk about extraplanar nonsense, and whose player had other things going on

When we left off we had departed Celyn's home village on the way to visit the elven kingdom to the southeast.

As always, a funny thing happened on the way to the forum. )

A deflating end to a listless day

Sep. 13th, 2026 09:39 pm
[personal profile] cosmolinguist

I had to really gray-rock my way through tonight's conversation with my mom (uspol, church drama, cripspiration, a little bit of gratuitous homophobia...).

But on the plus side, I had years of emails that needed archiving or deleting, and I got to the end of my inbox just as she was saying "well I should let you go" (which is Minnesotan for "we're done here"). So that was satisfying.

Culinary

Sep. 13th, 2026 03:53 pm
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[personal profile] oursin

This week's bread: as I have obtained some einkorn flour, a loaf of that with a little strong white, possibly a little more of the latter would have been in order, but still quite good if a little crumbly.

Friday night supper: the last sweet potato, parboiled then fried up with chopped Milano salami.

Saturday breakfast rolls: brown toasted pinenut, light spelt flour, turned out quite well.

Today's lunch: savoury clafoutis, I had intended with asparagus but did not get this in our order so used frozen Mushroom Medley instead, with chopped garlic and oregano, with 'baby' (hulking teenage) carrots cut up and roasted in sunflower and sesame oil and then tossed in a little mirin and sugar, and sweetstem white and purple cauliflower roasted in toasted pumpkin seed oil with cumin seed.

A reminder

Sep. 12th, 2026 10:52 pm
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That I'm not a terrible writer because some days we all forget how capable we actually are. My reminder is this icon. It's from the cover of my first novel. I SHOULD redo it, maybe self publish it. Dreamspinner wasn't an all together horrible experience. I met a lot of cool people, I published three novels and a dozen or more novellas/shorts. I had three absolutely kick ass hand drawn covers (points to icon) and then it went to shit and I think that's what makes it hurt more. I went on. I found other publishers. Had more successes even if nothing ever sold well. That was disappointing. And around this time last year something started happening inside my head. I partly know why. A lot of it is poor time management. Part of it is my mental health issues. I have withdrawn so hard, I haven't opened my pen name email for a year and yes I KNOW that's bad.

And that's not really what I wanted to talk about. In fact came out of nowhere when I stumbled over this icon. I had forgotten it. I was looking for autumn icons (which I apparently don't have and didn't notice for 20 years)

What I did want to say was I made it to Jackson. It had started to recover from the flooding. I took back library books, picked up The Exorcist's House, got half my meds because CVS didn't have my insulin again (they're claiming the two most common short acting insulins 'aren't prescribed much any more so they don't stock them' something i plan to follow up on). Went to Wal-Mart (mostly to see if they had that chicken purse) get back in the car and the emergency alert goes off. My entire area is going to flood again because another storm is here. I fly home. By the time I got here my sidewalk was under water and the parking lot a lake. I did park it higher than I normally do (but there's no real way of getting out of the lake. I live in Shrek's Swamp at the bottom of a holler). Luckily it has stopped raining for now.

I haven't done science saturday in a while. Here you go


Star Trek At 60 – The Iconic Franchise Changed More Than Science, It Changed Society

Brain shrinkage tied to aging 'pauses' as a woman nears menopause, study finds

Finland's largest Viking Age silver hoard discovered by metal detectorist — and it has thousands of coins and pieces of jewelry

A Harvest Moon with 5 planets on the side: September is the best month for stargazing, ‪and this year is extra special

World's oldest evidence of habitual drug use traced back 25,000 years to Indonesia

Stunning Roman-era mosaic discovered in Turkey features 'Emerald' the cat and 'Ocean' the dog

Ancient Egyptian tomb holding the king's 'keeper of secrets' unearthed at Saqqara

Mathematicians say these 60-sided dice are the fairest in the world. Designing them took 15 years. And I'll still role a nat 1

Does the Mediterranean diet hold the key to longevity?

NT-proBNP blood marker may help identify older adults at higher risk of heart disease

Popular chewing gum sweetener linked to higher heart attack risk, study finds

Yuletide 2026 Nominations Open

Sep. 13th, 2026 12:09 pm
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Why should I nominate?
To create the pool of fandoms available for this year’s Yuletide. More at AO3.

What can I nominate?
Up to 5 rare fandoms and up to 4 characters in each fandom that you want to request or offer. See what’s eligible here. When you sign up, you will request between 3 and 10 fandoms, and offer between 4 and 10+ fandoms.

When can I nominate?
From now until 24 September, at 9pm UTC (and see countdown). Please check the date and time in your own timezone! Until then, you can also edit your nominations.

Where can I nominate?
Tag set.

Who can nominate?
People with AO3 accounts who intend to take part in Yuletide. You may use only one account for nominations. If you don’t have an AO3 account, add yourself immediately to the invite queue or email the mods.

How do I nominate?
First, check what's eligible. Then go to the tag set on AO3, and make sure you're logged in. Click "Nominate" at top right, enter your fandom and character choices, and click Submit at the bottom. Check the results on the page to make sure you entered them correctly. You don't have to submit all your choices at once - you can change your mind and add or edit your nominations until nominations close.

If you need to explain or argue for your fandom, please make a case for it on the Evidence Post as well as nominating on AO3.

Do I have to use fandom tags that exist on AO3?
Please do, unless:
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  • .

Please label fandoms according to the Archive's wrangling style. If you’re not sure how to label your fandom, please ask.

When will I see what was nominated?
Not for a while, sorry! You can share what you've nominated and coordinate with other participants at [community profile] yuletide. Moderators will approve tags starting approximately 26 September, and will release the tagset in early October. We will post questions about nominations between now and sign-ups, so please keep an eye on this community.

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We were invited for lunch with the rest of the polycule, starring some of the salad that J has grown this year. V wasn't up to it but D and I went. We also got to meet a couple of J's friends visiting from where J lived before they moved here. They were great fun to hang out with, but I'd expect nothing less from friends of J, who's one of the loveliest people I know.

This evening, D and I went to a transgym friend's birthday party. It was frog and cowboy themed (as far as I can tell, just because he likes both frogs and cowboys) and anyone who didn't arrive suitably attired was play-threatened by the birthday boy (35 today!) with being painted green. No one was (another pal noted, sounding almost disappointed!).

D and I don't have a lot of cowboy themed stuff. He wore his first pair of jeans in about 20 years (I don't think I've ever seen him wear jeans in all the time I've known him) and his leather vest, I wore a flannel shirt and a bandana around my neck. But most importantly, D wanted us to serenade George with "Cowboys are Frequently Secretly Fond of Each Other", so he played the song and sang it a bunch of times today, I picked up just enough of the words...

George called it a "core memory" when we'd finished.

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