Jill and Paul, two vampires, remember when he turned her. It’s not a pleasant memory. At least, not for her.
From 30 Days of Night #3, the comic book written by Steve Niles, featuring artwork by Sam Kieth, and carrying a December 2011 publication date from IDW.
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Fri Jan 27 12:40:21 2012
Last night’s 8.5-hour sleep, from 23:00 to 07:30, was solid, restful, and contained an interesting dream.
Set in a large conference room, I was seated in the audience with other well-dressed, courteous folks. We all seemed to know each other, at least by reputation, and were all respectfully friendly toward one another.
When we returned from lunch for the afternoon’s session I was asked to circulate a sign-in sheet so it could be ascertained and recorded exactly who was present. For some strange reason, I had a bit of difficulty formatting the sheet properly and signing my name to it. However, no one seemed to mind particularly. And once I got the sheet started around the room, everything proceeded smoothly.
Reports today bring news of the death of Robert Hegyes, the actor who played Juan Epstein in the old Welcome Back Kotter TV comedy from the late 70s. For those of you who don’t remember, it was a very funny show, and Epstein was a popular character.
Actually, I’m not having donuts for breakfast this morning, but I AM having bagels. And bagels are sort of like donuts, aren’t they?
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You Are a Glazed Donut |
 Okay, you know that you’re plain – and you’re cool with that. You prefer not to let anything distract from your sweetness. Your appeal is understated yet universal. Everyone digs you. And in a pinch, you’ll probably get eaten. |
Yesterday was a gray and rainy day in SA, with some pretty heavy storms hitting us late in the night. The sun was actually out for awhile earlier today and things prettied up quite nicely. But now, mid-afternoon Wednesday, the sky is darkening. Storm clouds have rolled in again from Mexico.
I’m glad I got my neighborhood chores taken care of earlier when the weather was nice. If the rain returns I can sit inside and watch it happen, comfortable in the knowledge that I have no need to get out in it.
