Captian's Log From the Typewriter: Caiaphas 11 May 2021 The lunatics are driving me to distraction. There is one in particular. He has been the bane of my existence since coming to the hospital. I find him worse than…
Captian's Log By the Power of Textual Criticism 6 May 2021 I talked with a ghost once, or at a ghost. She didn't say much, just sort of moaned, rattling the chains of her damnation at intervals. I didn't really know…
Captian's Log Lucy Is Coming 5 May 2021 "I forgot to tell you, Lucy is coming over," he said, quickly ducking out the door before I could respond. There were a few blissful moments between hearing those words…
Captian's Log Drabble Series: My Fatal Choice 13 Mar 20219 Mar 2021 The shots ring out, and in a semi-comic scene, he falls behind the counter, his legs flailing in the air a moment. I grin, chuckling a little. Throwing the gun…
Captian's Log Too Tired to Blog 9 Dec 2020 Finals approach my brain is broke does that rhyme? Does this count as a rhyme? What is happening? Anyway. I've been meandering about writing a post tonight. I've got nothing.…
Captian's Log Adventures in Bureaucracy: Covid-19 10 Nov 2020 It's time for, Adventures in Bureaucracy! So let's set the stage. I've been sick the last two weeks; covid symptoms but covid negative. My doctor refers me to somebody. We…
Captian's Log Real Life Fiction 24 Aug 2020 So, a bit of real life fiction. I was out in my yard, exercising, and because I am a complete nerd, I had a book with me. Well, I remembered…
Captian's Log Walt Whitman and Telemarketers 10 Aug 202010 Aug 2020 I had a little fun today. I was receiving those lovely, if unrequested, interruptions in my afternoon known patiently as telemarketers. There are less patient descriptions of such phone calls…
Top Ten Books Closing Thoughts on Agonson’s Top Ten 9 May 2020 P. G. Wodehouse & James Thurber There are two authors I’d like to talk about as I close Agonson’s Top Ten. My father would read each of them to me…
