Captian's Log Life Update | Methuselah’s Children 26 Feb 2024 I've been sick over the weekend, am still sick today, and, if I don't turn around, will likely be sick tomorrow; however, I managed to finish a short story for…
Captian's Log The Traveler 8 Feb 2024 I met a man, a traveler, and walked with him awhile. A mighty man, an aged man, who showed me many things, and I did weep when we did part;…
Captian's Log Repose 3 Feb 2024 It is silent in the library. I decided to treat myself to a little daycation on account of the extraordinarily good weather this week and because of receiving a raise.…
Captian's Log Mom’s Wisdom 31 Jan 202427 Jan 2024 My mom is a font of wisdom, often finding the perfect turn of phrase as if by accident. If she produced only one or two of these proverbs, I might…
Captian's Log All the Snark I Left Out 20 Jan 202419 Jan 2024 Please Read:All the Snark I Left Out https://taletold.wordpress.com/recollection/all-the-snark-i-left-out/
Captian's Log 2024: The Beginning 1 Jan 202426 Dec 2023 Well, outside some unforeseen tragedy, the new year has begun. I failed at last year's resolution, somewhat, but I've also taken on a job that is very active and requires…
Captian's Log Dear Reader: Over the Next Few Days 26 Dec 2023 Dear Reader, I will be away from the blog for a week or so. I've got some pre-written posts ready to be automatically published over my absence. Most of them…
Captian's Log I Saw 14 Dec 2023 I saw, all in a moment, not what was, but in a sense, what ought to be. I should, if I were more sensible—perhaps I should have wept or laughed,…
Captian's Log The Devotee of Death 8 Dec 2023 The devotee of death has learned to stand in silent rageat all the living, breathing souls passing before his cage,and sometimes now, he's learned to smile, yet seething in his…
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