Everyone welcome nostr:npub145suuxhrtg86vv86fld54uurdt6nvsvfmqgqyeksq5s4tfzhjr5qrdjzze to Mastodon. AT is a good friend of mine, and a writer for Quarter Up, the Harlan Ellison directory (introduced me to Ellison's work), and Nantucket E-Books. Super-talented editor and VA as well. You should follow him!

nostr:npub1q5l4y898qvhzghc665jrqj6kcw4p89gha56azkt7j0jm9299wzcqt7ywp3 nostr:npub1t9tveuh25hvy74fte56p2el4va54n408khx7qks6f7f635680xcspetd57 nostr:npub193pnajy2yqwjllc6m934jg4qyhz3k0gxjflxkp9xk08d7394x7xqtzvz5q nostr:npub1z9mgjaujnjyhwyxwuvs7czf0vg3qk86nmw4q3988kuxgfdfz8rfs9jrz2z nostr:npub1fuwg86g0y39u522qnr3jv3fuczv95lzlgp8xhvwgm3m2ehv5mrcqd073a6 Good recommendations, thank you.

nostr:npub1w83sdzs0y9vnvpfy6222vdmqgpkvhq69x6nk620wyxuuzzlar0js4yget0 Gives me the heebie-jeebies. It's like that passage in The Shining where Jack Torrance looks at the hotel and realizes it's alive.

I have to write this down: I had a rather strange dream last night, but not in a bad way. Usually in dreams it is very hard to read things: numbers and words get all scrambled. (This is one strategy for lucid dreaming) In this dream, however, I remember looking very carefully at a phone number, and being able to read it, in a big Times New Roman font. I only remember the area code: 270. That's western Kentucky, never been there before.

Tonight I learned a lot about GIMP, and saved myself a few bucks by not having to contract for some last-minute touch-ups.