January 2014

Read:

• A Letter from Your Mother by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley (DSF)
• And Silver Fountains, Mud by Lisa Nohealani Morton (DSF)
• The Dragon and the Bond by Mari Ness (DSF)
• Child Soldier by J.W. Alden (DSF)
• Hide and Seek by D.K. Holmberg (DSF)
• A Waste of Time by Peter Wood (http://www.everydayfiction.com/a-waste-of-time-by-peter-wood/)
• Not an Ordinary Dog by Sara Puls (DSF)
• The Bostonians by Henry James (PG)
• How to Love a Necromancer by Jess Hyslop (DSF)
• Djinn Coin by Jennifer Campbell-Hicks (http://www.everydayfiction.com/djinn-coin-by-jennifer-campbell-hicks/)
• The Stain by Carla J Dow (http://www.everydayfiction.com/the-stain-by-carla-j-dow/)
• Mission Accomplished by John Forrest (http://www.everydayfiction.com/mission-accomplished-by-john-forrest/)
• Needs More Salt by Liz Schriftsteller (DSF)
• After the Trains Stopped by J Kyle Turner (DSF)
• Baby Feet by Rene Sears (DSF)
• Regarding Your Unexpected Visit to the Surface of an Apparently Only Mostly Uninhabited Planet by Sylvia
• Spruck Wrigley (DSF)
• The Final Seam by T. Callihan (DSF)
• Servant Leader and Rat by Steven Mathes (DSF)
• The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England by Ian Mortimer
• When It Changed ed. Geoff Ryman (K)
• The Secret History by Donna Tartt (K)
• I've Been Hacked by Sylvia Spruck Wrigley (DSF)

Knit:

• Tulip II

Studied:

• Introduction to Dynamical Systems and Chaos (www.complexityexplorer.org), week 1
• MS221 B1, B2, B3, C1
• M366 Block 1

Birds in Garden:

• Great Tit
• Blue Tit
• Long-tailed Tit*
• Blackbird
• Robin
• Sparrow
• Wood pigeon
• Collared dove

Other:

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): I'm hoping you will find a new teacher or two 
in 2014, maybe even a mentor. Not a guru who tells you what to do. Not
an exploitative "expert" who claims to know what's right for you or a
charismatic narcissist who collects adoration. What I wish for you,
Scorpio, is that you will connect with wise and humble sources of
inspiration . . . with life-long learners who listen well and stimulate you to
ask good questions . . . with curious guides who open your eyes to
resources you don't realize you need. In the coming months, you are
primed to launch a quest that will keep you busy and excited for years; I'd
love to see you get excellent help in framing that quest. [Rob Brezsny's Astrology Newsletter]

PPractice: 5