Monthly Archives: June 2004

Why I can’t keep my resolutions.

“I have resolved to be more positive.” I told Eric, “From now on, I will only say good things. For example: A few of the books we sold at the lit conference today were interesting and attractive.” “How’s that positive?” … Continue reading

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Playboy: The Mansion

“I got a job,” Stick says proudly. “I’m going to be playtesting for Cyberlore!” While I’m shrieking “That’s great, honey!” my gamergirl gears take a second to catch on. I almost wish I hadn’t. “Aren’t they doing that Playboy game?” … Continue reading

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A dangling what?

Here’s a amusing line from an otherwise unremarkable MSN blurb. The article’s about delaying the release of “The Hunting Of The President”, a new documentary about Clinton, because of the death of Reagan. “We decided it was wholly inappropriate during … Continue reading

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Unreliable Narrator

The other day in English we had an in-class assignment to write a short piece of fiction that showed an unreliable narrator. Mine was: “I used to be obsessed with my ex-boyfriend, but I haven’t thought about him in six … Continue reading

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