#dale carson

[vintagerpg]

The Dragon 19 (October, 1978). The cover is by Dale Carson? Never heard of him. Don’t really know what is going on here, either, but I do like it.

[vintagerpg]

Dragon Magazine 19, from October of 1978. Not exactly a Halloween themed cover. Still, I’ve long been fascinated by it. First in the Art of Dragon. Back then, because it was such a small reproduction, I always thought it was just a weird painting, like the one on Dragon 29. Now that I have a full size real life copy, I’m not so sure. It looks like it is maybe a photograph of a root mass that happens to look like a dragon, maybe using some weird techniques, like Kirlian photography? I don’t know. Art of Dragon credits it to Dale Carson, who I’ve never heard of. The magazine offers no explanation. It is weird. I like it.

The best stuff inside is the ads, for Judges Guild, for the Giants modules.

[mondoverde]

Arrest-Proof Yourself

#ebooks #ebook #pdf #openbazaar #kindle #kindlebooks #belletristic #arrest #proofyourself

Price: 2.5 USD

Format : PDF ISBN : 9781613748046 Pages : 289

[indiancountry]

Spring is finally here—the time for renewal and new life!

In Abenaki it is Zigwan, meaning the months of March, April and May. Just as the warm weather is rolling in and sunlight is bathing the land, I am starting to plant my container gardens on the patio, including herbs and edible flowers.

[indiancountry]

As Native Americans, I find it sort of funny that we’ve become so trusting of packaged products in supermarkets. Then again, much of today’s society relies on foods wrapped in plastic or frozen in bags.

Nearly every day there is a warning in the media about one dangerous chemical, ingredient or pesticide in the foods people traditionally consider healthy—not to mention the horrid exposure to bacterial infestations like e-coli.

[cicerostillspits-blog]

Update: Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang

A quick update:

1. (Less than 2 weeks ago) Finished Chelsea Chelsea Bang Bang, which I thought was a very good read following her Horizontal Life novel.  I have yet to read her first of three books, the vodka one.  I think the third novel shows the author's increasing maturity in both where she is in life and the development of characters, making them more real.  I also LOVED the couple of candid photos she put in.  All in all a light, funny read on the beach, with maybe just an inkling of a more "serious tone"  She definitely uses humor instead of hate in describing what would be seen as blatant flaws in characters she loves.

But, you just have to read it, because I just sucked at describing it. (therefore from now on I am just going to name the books I read and tell you thumbs up or down).

2. Halfway thru Jane Eyre.... I'm very into it.

3.  Starting to think more seriously about actually comprising that resume.

4.  Presently, making rice over the stove (for the first time), and attempting basil beef.

5.  Getting AC repaired in car (car expected to be fixed tomorrow) & hopefully as planned, will be trading cars with financial benefactor for a 2010 Lexus ES 300 if all goes as plans.

6. My beau started reading The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho [I was ecstatic to see him reading something other than comics and Men's Health (which btw SUPERB publication for it's eye-brow raising survey data).

7.  He also bought me the book I wanted, Arrest-Proof Yourself  written by Dale C. Carson and Wes Denham, which will hopefully, gently ease my reading taste into the law section at Barnes & Nobles. *I will say more about this book later as I think the book's marketing has not been tantamount to it's worth as social commentary on the repercussion of the criminal system and governmental systems on a larger scale.