Today's sorting includes:
-- 5 unopened packages of wide-ruled, loose-leaf paper;
-- NanoJuice brand fancy portable charger;
-- a Very Suspicious Knife;
-- and 15 apartment keys.
The number of apartment keys is ... alarmingly large this year. Usually it's around 3 to 5. And the Suspicious Knife is Very Suspicious.
*Looks at latest writer-related scandal* Makes notes for 2023 behavioral standards: do not fake my own suicide and have family cover for me, while blaming other writers for causing my demise by being mean to me, then “come back from the dead” a year or two later after fundraisers, grieving, etc. and announce any version of: “Hey, how’s it going? I’m fine.” o_O https://jezebel.com/novelist-appears-to-announce-shes-alive-2-years-after-f-1849949521
Copyrighted works from 1927 entered the public domain on Jan 1, 2023. Here's a selection #WritingCommunity #AmWriting https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2023/
I've never been able to afford the definitive edition DVD sets, but I guess I'm going to have to start saving up, if they're even still available. This walled garden, back-catalog hoarding is BULLSHIT.
I will add that masking/distancing/vaccination is all good, but what we REALLY need is forced PM2.5 air filtration in all public spaces. Schools, hospitals, universities, shops, restaurants, cinemas: on trains, buses, planes, and passenger ships. And ESPECIALLY schools and hospitals. These premises have always been viral disease amplifiers, but filtration stops it spreading at source.
Mastodon gets un-suspended and then goes for the posterizing dunk right out of the gate #tech #socialmedia
PSA: you can once again order free COVID tests from the US government.
Aspiring writer. old. incorrectly queer. General gloomy gus.