Hey, folks. Yeah, no substantive updates for more than two weeks. There's a reason for that. Towards the end of September, I was hit with a weird fever out of nowhere. Thought was early flu. Also hit with leg pain and some swelling at about the same time. But it was in a leg with history of plantar fasciitis and muscle issues. No big deal, I thought. But the fever was a concern. If it wasn't an early flu, then was it the dreaded C19? Figured it was a good idea to get tested. First at an urgent-care and then a follow up at an ER because well that's how our medical system is. The test results from the walk-in clinic would take several days to process because, yay, weeekend. Going to be discree
Sick day. Hooray. My favorite. Played enough WORLD OF WARCRAFT to tire of it (and that's easy since it's level alts or do meaningless chores because this entire chunk of the world is going to be washed away in terms of importance in a few weeks). Considering taking a nap or sitting on the couch and watching UFO documentaries dated before 1985 (excepting MIRAGE MEN). But I'll work out some thoughts on recent reading and genre. I just finished reading THE TRICKSTER AND THE PARANORMAL by George P. Hansen (recommended to me by I believe Ken Layne - he of THE DESERT ORACLE; unless it was recommnded to me by Erik Davis, he of the recent HIGH WEIRDNESS -- both are likely candidates.) TRICKSTER is a
