Still not pretty, but most of the swelling, pain, and itching is gone.
Our high was 74˚F, and it is currently 71˚F.Īnd I am much, much better. The rain won't be here until tonight, and we have a wind advisory. Also, we are down to the last two copies of The Variegated Alphabet of the ten that we were told by Subterranean Press that we could sell. Please have a look at the current eBay auctions. The pacing is a bit of a mess, and it needed a much stronger screenplay, but there are some profoundly sublime moments of weird.
It's actually a much better film if you approach it as something entirely apart from Jeff VanderMeer's novel, upon which it is sorta based. What little I managed to do today was divided between mentally stringing together the skeleton of The Night Watchers (I just cannot write stuff like this down, so I hold it in my head) and talking with the Yale Peabody Museum, Mike Polcyn (SMU), and Jun Everhart (McWane) about a mosasaur I'm going to be working on very soon.Īnd the afternoon's movie was Alex Garland's Annihilation (2018). I have not tried to calculate the total energy released by those bombs, as it is a) a much more complex problem and b) I do not really want to know. So, 38 explosions a year, for a total of 1,634 nuclear detonations. Here's a deeply unsettling statistic: During the 43 years between 19 an atomic bomb – fusion or fission – was detonated every 9.6 days. Our high was 69˚F, and it is currently 63˚F.
You all know how I dislike the wind, how it sets me on edge. GreygirlbeastMostly cloudy today, after a windy, rainy night.
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