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So, I promised myself that I'd put the piece I wrote last week on hold for a day before I looked at it again, but I was sick this morning (just to the point of not being able to get out of bed until 2:30 -- lovely stabbing pains in my stomach) so I missed church and was stuck in a room with nothing to do for two hours.

So naturally, I poked at it.

I've done very heavy rewrites of the first four pages and moved some stuff around. I've cleared out a whole bunch of awkward writing and identified things that are brought up but never clarified. I've done several read-throughs to identify more problems.

In less boring news, Russian scientists are working on creating a robot that would be powered by a human brain, possibly allowing people to eventually buy immortality (and a robot body, which is good enough for me).
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I was reading Scalzi's post about how straight white men have it easier and I felt he did a really good job at explaining the concept to people who are frightened of the word privilege.

Then I read the comments. Of course people are overreacting and even claiming that a queer woman of color has it easier than a straight white man in modern society. Although there are some good comments in there from people who finally get the concept. So while some people may not have read it closely, some people benefited it. I'm probably going to bookmark it for when people are being ignorant.

Then I am following the Undead Press saga, which is getting more and more ridiculous as it goes on. And is making me slightly wary of small presses in general, but I'll probably get over that.

I really want to get a subscription to Discover when I have the chance. I remember enjoying it so much as a kid and there's something about actually holding a magazine and reading it.

Also, I'm having difficulty getting words out right now (well words I like). I'm still working on my challenge, but I have very little plot worked out and I'm still running into the wall of healthy relationships being way too boring.

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