Monthly Archives: January 2006

Posted by Anthony St. Clair on oneword January 24, 2006 12:51 PM
It was one thing to know what was going to happen next, and another to watch it, unfold and blast out, and do as nothing against it as an umbrella against a hurricane. They walked towards one another. They said the words. The wind hailed down and there was no sun. But it was happening, the sky darkening and the air feeling damper and damper and then there was a howl and –

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1. French Press-up some Cafeto "Glenwood Blend" coffee
2. Bust out some frozen raspberries and blueberries
3. Try your hand at any of these recipes (with maybe a couple of scrambled eggs on the side as well)
   • Pancake Recipe from scratch
   • Recipes, Fruit Dishes (Wild Blueberry Pancakes) – Bed & Breakfast Inns ONLINE
   • BBC – Food – Recipes – Basic pancakes with sugar and lemon
   • Or look for more: pancake recipe – Google Search

Finish with an adult geek’s version of Saturday morning cartoons, and munch away while watching the last six episodes of Cowboy Bebop.

Exquisite.

Quiet evening at home. Finding Neverland, and some steak and Pinot Noir with Jodie. I’m thinking of the simple imagination and joy of Peter Pan, so well embodied in the movie Finding Neverland.

It has me remembering many dreams. There have been many years where I didn’t think those dreams would be around anymore, but the past few years have, in a sense, been reminding me of my old strength, my greatest strength — my imagination.

"You are my little lads… and I will look after you."

A missing brother and backwards laws in a backwards, wartorn country make a young woman decide to join the army. All she wants to do is find her brother, and she hopes that her secret doesn’t get found out. Turns out she’s not the only one with a secret…

Need further proof that a woman can fight? Or that, as they say, sometimes the best man for the job is a woman? Then check out Monstrous Regiment. Just be careful reading it to your daughters — they just might join up afterwards.

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