Now Begins the Spring of Our Discombobulation

So the tail-end of April and the beginning of May will be a crazy time for me.  As such, there will undoubtedly be (more of) a lull in the blogging.

I am hoping, however, to create some content over the next week that I can spread out.  There should, for instance, be some more iterations of "A Distant, Dreadful Star" in the near future.  So, hey!

If you're looking for something to do in the meantime, just go read some Charles Pierce.  He tends to say what I'm thinking, but in ways that are more erudite and hilarious.  And the bastard gets paid for it.

Meanwhile, if you need me, I'll be over in the corner, eating paint chips.




By the way, the names on some of these things are awful.  I mean, I think I'll be painting my kitchen Desert Lily.  Then I'll be painting the bedroom Tea & Honey, since Ralph Lauren seems to have gotten out of the paint game, so I can't go find a Tea & Sweets paint chip, but Glidden's Tea & Honey is pretty much the same damn thing.  But I could always do Lilting Laughter or Pueblo Sand.  But I just don't know whether to do the office in Aegean Mist or Caribbean Mist.  This is hard!

Comments

[The Everlasting Dave]

How in the fuck is Lilting Laughter a color palette? I think you should do your living room in Existential Angst.

[Janet]

I've just decided to paint my living room Wasabi Powder. The original Woodrow Wilson Putty was a bit too bland.

[bluefrog]

I'd recommend Gobi Desert. It's a go-with-everything neutral that looks great in my kitchen.

[emilyperson]

I think my bedroom's something like Garden Mist. It's grayish-purple. All these mists are such weird, diverse colors, which can only mean they're from a cartoon mad science lab.