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Author: Rob's Surf Report
Rob lives near the geographical center of the North American continent with his wife, daughters, and one very needy cat. Most days he's a member of the law enforcement community, and tries to keep himself sane by making himself both stronger and more creative. His big plan is to find a way back to the coast and to stay there for good so he can surf the livelong day.
A Darkling, in brief
An entry from Chase’s diary about being a Darkling. . .
Angry Birds and the Mists of Memory
How good is your memory for first experiences?
The Fire at Cheb’s End
A (more or less) routine investigation ends in a flash. . .
Haiku: Risk
Risk Toxins in and out — how can we doubt that our lives are precarious?
A lemon of a day
“Okay, tell me what’s going on.” “Ha! Where do I start?” “How about the beginning? All stories have a beginning, you know.”
Haiku: DIY
DIY Must oppression end to make us free, or can we choose to be content?
How to order coffee with the (un?)necessary complexity of human language
How would you pick just seven words to compose the entire universe of human language?
Haiku: Prisoner
Prisoner Locked inside my head, writing pleas for my rescue — another bottle.
Golden Hour, part II
After posting this morning, I drove down to the Missouri River and had my first ever blue hour/golden hour morning shoot!
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