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Monday, September 28, 2015

Spiderweb in the Night

This spider made a magnificent web this evening. Her filaments glistened in the rays of the post-supermoon of September 2015. Her choice of location is unfortunate though. The web spanned the space between the aerial of my car and the windshield. The morning sun will being the new day when I must drive to the train station to commute into DC for the day. The wind will blow her away to some distant tree or crux of highway standard that leads motorists to their destinations.

 Hers is a Vulnerable Geometry that no matter how good the intention is doomed to failure.
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Saturday, September 19, 2015

A Little Quid Pro Quo

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There comes a time when a little quid pro quo is in order. Thousands of Twitter folks and Blogger readers have enjoyed the silliness, irreverence and sometimes prescient postings on my blogs that include Silly Bugger Shit, You Can't Argue With a Twit and A Vulnerable Geometry, all for free. While they will always be free to read, I have published to date three #eBooks that are available at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble that are available for a small price. That Boy in the 8mm Film, Rachel and Nikki Step Out, Ruminations of a Bird Brain Vol 1 & 2 and BIRD BRAIN RISING are sure to make you smile, laugh and even think. Please consider buying one or two to help support the writing of more posts and observations like the ones you have become accustomed to finding at my sites. Thank you.

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