From August 2015: So life is ephemeral, adulthood is hard, and my child looks to be ready to go through another growth spurt. He’s chest-high to me right now–when I rest my elbow on his head, I have to tilt my arm up, which was not the case back when summer started–so I can onlyContinue reading “quarantine blogging: oh bloody hell”
Tag Archives: really? seriously? really?
Today I’m going to rant a little. I’m getting a little tired of the judgmental memes on Facebook, y’all. Sure, I do indeed have the same number of hours in my day as Einstein and Beyonce, but both of them had/have the luxury of not having day jobs. Some of us spend 8 hours a dayContinue reading
ranting to (and about) my new pants
So I bought pants on my day off last week, and today I put on a pair of the new pants for work. Now, this particular pair, I had noticed in the store, had a patterned cloth on the inside for the pockets. I’d sort of glanced at it because I was more concerned withContinue reading “ranting to (and about) my new pants”
Yes, I was screwing around with the theme.
I’m fickle. If you were the one person who was looking at the blog while I was flipping through every new free WP theme (and then ended up with an old one, anyway), I apologize for the whiplash, and I may still be tinkering, I don’t know.
State of the Laura, “oh dear god” edition
I work in a college library, and today has been non-stop ridiculous: computers up and down–both in the power sense and the internet sense printers down unscheduled professors using our classrooms (which is okay, just chaotic) one student assistant out a roach on the third floor (we’re having an ongoing bug battle this rainy season)Continue reading “State of the Laura, “oh dear god” edition”
Banned Books Week
It’s Banned Books Week. My go-to banned book is To Kill a Mockingbird … perhaps one day I shall tell you the story of my love for this book, but the very short version is that To Kill a Mockingbird was the one book I read in high school, for class, that I absolutely lovedContinue reading “Banned Books Week”
I don’t even know what to title this.
Before I start, let me just say that I did, indeed, drop off the face of the internet for a while. It’s been a helluva summer. In April 2011, my short story, “Items Found In a Box Belonging to Jonas Connolly,” appeared in Strange Horizons. I was, and still am, really excited that they publishedContinue reading “I don’t even know what to title this.”
Laura E. Price 