Anybody doing Camp NaNoWriMo this year? Anybody want to do it? I’m game for sure—I can (figure out how to) set up a cabin and send invites, or if there’s one already ready to go, I missed that call somehow. :(

All of my comfy cool/cold-weather pants are developing holes in and wearing out at the upper-inner thigh. All four pairs! Why?! And how did it happen all at once? I put my big toe through the fifth pair last month. I paid to get them patched up, but that didn't work at all and they just ripped open above the patches.…

Following up on this and this:

This. Girl. She is more badass than any one person can ever hope to be. She has set the bar so high that even giraffes couldn't hope to reach it. I am in awe. Also, desperately hoping this post works...

So, to follow up on last night's post in which I was freaked out and worried about my doctor's appointment this afternoon:

Hello my GroupThinkers.

Because Rokokobang said it was okay.

This has just come to my attention, and maybe we don't need to read any more stories after the hot vehicle deaths this year, but this is just horrendous.

I think the humans, bears, cats, and dogs of GroupThink are pretty much the smartest bunch of sentient lifeforms on (and probably off) the internet. So! Onward.

I'm 32, unemployed, in chronic pain, and bipolar. There are all kinds of other neuroses that deserve some care.

Hello Groupthink. I'm desperate.

Star Trek: The Next Generation seems a little slow; not very episode has a big action sequence. There is a lot of sitting around and talking. There is a lot of technobabble. The special effects, however, have actually held up fairly well because they were practical.

Now we get into the nitty gritty of the show. This is where things get good. This is where it's less about "Watch these so you understand this universe" or "These are the actual good/watchable episodes". This boils down to "maybe skip these episodes". You could actually just watch the whole series from this point on,…

So it was the 60s. A time of change and revolution, and Gene Roddenberry created Star Trek, a sort of Wagon Train to the Stars, if I'm remembering his words correctly.