Needs more milkweed.
By the way, my colleague at UMM, Margaret Kuchenreuther, was recently on our local gardening show,
Prairie Yard and Garden, to talk about the plants and the monarchs. You can watch it here!
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Jason Kottke, a consistent fount of great links, finds a revealing interview with David Foster Wallace about Infinite Jest. Here is DFW answering a question about whether or not his novel actually follows a fractal form*:
Tor.com / Science fiction and fantasy / Blog posts / Free e-books from Will Shetterly and Emma Bull
I've only sampled a few outlets, so I can't say this definitively. However, the few electrical outlets I've sampled at the Nashville airport are not working.
One of my recurring weaknesses as a writer is a reliance on the following two transitions:
"Consider the X"
and
Look, for instance, at the X
@PZ Are you able to edit these posts after you commit them? You dropped a closing tag after the name of the program, so the whole rest of the page (including the right sidebar :-) is all in italics. Just sayin'...
I saw a mourning cloak buttery 28 February, and a box turtle almost a week before that, here in Pennsylvania near the Mason-and-Dixon Line.