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Holiday Magic!



I think I am going to take a few days off here to catch back up with the “real world” - or as close to as I’m ever able to reach, that is.

It has been one hootin’, honkin’, hollerin’ year for me and this past month has been especially awesome/traumatic. So it will be nice maybe to try and switch gears for a little while and see where it takes me. Believe it or not, thinking and writing about this shit 24/7 is incredibly draining!

My plans include: drinking, getting drunk, riding around on my $65 Craigslist bike (weather permitting), catching up on some reading, knocking out a big chunk of my novel, celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, and we’ll see what else develops if anything.

And don’t forget to look under the Christmas tree this year for my present to you all, which I will be posting Christmas day: the weirdest, most “out-there” podcast I have so far recorded, which features nearly thirty minutes of insane late-night rambling about time travel. It’s the perfect stocking stuffer! Or consider playing it for your relatives while they are all gathered round the dinner table! Oddly enough, it probably is a more accurate portrait of how my brain works than anything released so far publicly. Beware! And enjoy yourselves, kids!

PS. I am considering whether to abandon my Pop Occulture Magazine site or to change formats on it altogether. For more, and to share your ideas, go here.

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6 Reader Responses

  1. Tim Boucher Says:

    I have also cancelled the Pop Occulture MySpace account cause, frankly, who the hell cares?

  2. JK Says:

    You go girl!

  3. Tim Boucher Says:

    BRING IT SISTER!!!!

  4. Jennifer Emick Says:

    Hey, I like myspace (did I just say that?) In less than six months, most of my missing friends from years past have found me there or vice versa, and my husband’s daughter (who he didn’t know he had) found him two days after he siugned up.

  5. Julia Says:

    Sorry I don’t know which Buddists to attribute this quote to but have a merry mundane holiday. “Before enlightenment, chop wood, haul water. After enlightenment, chop wood, haul water.”

  6. Hilaritas of Glastonbury Says:

    My plans include: drinking, getting drunk, riding around on my $65 Craigslist bike (weather permitting), catching up on some reading, knocking out a big chunk of my novel, celebrating the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ, and we’ll see what else develops if anything.”

    ROFL!

    I’m trying to figure out what the people who write condo Residents Association newsletters do on Christmas and what kind of ontological system of the numinous they adhere to…or if it even has a technical name. This might be one to run by a few Episco-Pagelians for theoretical advice. : )



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