Letters from Gehenna: The World on a Slant

"There's no time," the Director said, "that I can see any assimilation of Gehenna into Alliance ... without the inclusion of humans who think at an angle. You can tape them. You can try to change them. If you don't understand what they are now, how do you understand them when they've come another hundred years, another two hundred on the same course?"

- Forty Thousand in Gehenna, C. J. Cherryh

31 December, 2009

Offline Memory

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I store my memory outside my head. I don't know how to explain this to people, to people with undamaged memories. The only people who h...
29 December, 2009

Infinite Space Bounded in a Glass Ball

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This evening I started to inscribe Little Foot's name in glitter and glue on a glass ball. She has a lot of letters, so I merely did th...
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13 December, 2009

Space To Be A Family

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Raising My Boychick put up a post about what changes we would look for to make the culture safe for families. More or less. Noodling ensu...
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11 December, 2009

Dreamlife

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When I was a child and trying to get to sleep, I would tell myself little fantasy stories all about the boy I fancied and how in a fantasy w...
06 December, 2009

Grumble

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I've turned on the feature that adds a captcha thing to the blog because I'm starting to get stupid quantities of comment spam. Sor...
01 December, 2009

Listening

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And here is my response to The Adult Privilege Checklist , now. When my mother was up visiting, she had a lot of commentary, as she will do,...
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29 November, 2009

Non-Ranty Mamablogging

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It's hard for me to figure out how to write about this whole motherhood gig, because I'm pretty much convinced that the stuff I can...
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I do all my weird normally and all my normal strangely. My blog is a repository of a variety of pontifications, on a variety of subjects including, but not limited to, religion, sex, BDSM, gender, sociopolitical neepery, the hell is wrong with people nowadays, and the art of living in the world one wants to bring into being while acknowledging that we're not there yet.
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