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December 30th, 2009
December 29th, 2009
December 28th, 2009
December 25th, 2009
lynx_child
 | 01:52 am - A Muppet Christmas Carol With a thankful heart that is wide awake I do make this promise, every breath I take Will be used now to sing your praise (Used now to sing your praise) And to beg you to share my days (Beg you to share my days) With a loving guarantee that even if we part I will hold you close in a thankful heart
Merry Christmas.
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December 24th, 2009
beatonna
 | 08:47 pm - Christmas Eve
It being Christmas Eve and all, I was thinking of this Christmas story and drew it up. I meant to draw it nicer, but didn't get time. It's about family.
( under the cut, because it's big )
If it helps to understand it better, I am the second oldest of four girls.
Merry Christmas, everyone! To you and yours.
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December 23rd, 2009
blackwell
 | 10:16 am - Cybrosis

Recently I've been involved in a bunch of in-progress projects that I can't talk about until they go live. (I've decided that all the work I've done in 2009 that I can't talk about is going to make me look amazingly productive in 2010.) The cover I did for Cybrosis is an example of just such a project and I'm happy to say that it is now live! Cybrosis is a podcast novel by P.C. Haring and I'm pleased to say that the cover photo is mine!
I took the photograph for the cover working with Rae Winters, who is the amazing model gracing the cover. Jared Axelrod did the graphic design that makes it look so sci-fitastic. P.C. is releasing episodes now along with some of the voice best talent out there. I am so happy that he asked me to help create the cover for his novel. Thanks, P.C.!
You can download the first episode of Cybrosis here: www.cybrosisnovel.com/ Current Mood: happy
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beatonna
 | 12:09 am - The last man to lose his head, I suppose he deserved it

A Scottish cartoon, since I am back home for the holidays.
I'm well acquainted with the tune "Lord Lovat's Lament," since you hear it around these parts every time anyone has to pick up a fiddle and learn something. But you know, it's one of those tunes you know so well, you pay no attention to it, it's just there in the back of your head.
Then one day, I was looking up a bunch of works by Hogarth (the best) and came upon this portrait of 'Lord Lovat'. The lovely old tune and that devily face, they didn't match. So I wanted to learn more about him!
Lovat (Simon Fraser, born 1697 - there are about a million Simon Fraser Lord Lovats) really epitomizes how reading Scottish history can make you want to tear your eyeballs out, or laugh because it's nearly a farce it's so nutty. Either the people involved are disastrously loyal, or disastrously duplicitous. Everything is a disaster, but it's a hell of a ride.
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December 22nd, 2009
blackwell
 | 10:42 am - Flipped to the Sky Photo by Rae Winters
In April, Jared jumped off of a six foot wall and broke his ankle in three places. With his remarkable tolerance for pain and his sweet demeanor, Jared manages to make this photo, where he is showing clinical signs of shock, appear like it could be a fine, relaxing photo of two lovers on a spring day.
After this, Jared had a three day hospital stay. I have pictures of him during this time, pale and drugged against pain. It was scarier than I like to admit. A broken ankle isn't a life threatening injury, and it was one that Jared healed quickly from. He learned to walk again faster than his doctors or physical therapist predicted. But I had seen my husband in a hospital bed, breathing tube in his nose, bundled and halfway concious. My world all wrapped up in starched sheets.
It was then that I wrote this story, called "Flipped to the Sky" about a man who finds himself in the hospital after a bad injury. I think that some of my experience of the hospital is in there, and some of my worry and frustration, but it's also about the future of aging and death. The story can be read here: http://www.365tomorrows.com/12/22/flipped-to-the-sky/
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December 21st, 2009
December 20th, 2009
denmother2525
 | 06:43 pm - Badness Gaa! Look how bad I am. No entry for four weeks and nothing I really want to say now.
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December 19th, 2009
December 18th, 2009
truthclown
 | 12:34 pm - health care reform If you are feeling disappointed about where health care reform is headed here are some thoughts that might make you feel better:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/18/opinion/18krugman.html?_r=1&hp
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December 17th, 2009
December 16th, 2009
beatonna
 | 08:50 pm - Familiar Faces

Some holiday comics! The Kiss Elves return.
Oh and I am posting journal type comics on twitter sometimes. If you are on twitter I am @beatonna
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