Today I learned...

Today I learned that the Ontario government will allow alcohol sales beginning at 6 am tomorrow morning as Canada's men's hockey team competes for Olympic gold. The gold medal game starts at 8:10 a.m. ET on Sunday.

“Let’s all come together, support local businesses and cheer on Team Canada!” (Premier) Ford said.

 
I prefer to keep Granite Cradle in the 90s/early 00s as that's muh bread and butter, although I would have to alter various aspects. Not quite a fan of bringing this story into the modern era. So the insight I came to is...Sean's trilogy will always give me a headache. But I enjoy writing the character.

On the other hand, there are aspects to Granite Cradle's location that help give it a rustic vibe anyway.
 
90s/early 00s
Anything without smartphones has better narrative possibility in my opinion. People can actually get lost driving, commit crimes without being tracked, and not instantly know things without Google at their thumbs. I like writing in the 80s when there were landlines and no Internet at all. Just having a car that can break down in the winter with no way to call for help is literary "gold."
 
Anything without smartphones has better narrative possibility in my opinion. People can actually get lost driving, commit crimes without being tracked, and not instantly know things without Google at their thumbs. I like writing in the 80s when there were landlines and no Internet at all. Just having a car that can break down in the winter with no way to call for help is literary "gold."

I seem to have an aversion to including smartphones in most works. But overall, just the general vibe isn't immersive. 90s/early 00s is 'home' for me in the writing sense.

80s vibe can work too. Or 70s.
 
Today I learned that the Ontario government will allow alcohol sales beginning at 6 am tomorrow morning as Canada's men's hockey team competes for Olympic gold. The gold medal game starts at 8:10 a.m. ET on Sunday.

“Let’s all come together, support local businesses and cheer on Team Canada!” (Premier) Ford said.


Um ... drinking beer (and maybe even getting drunk) on Sunday morning will help Team Canada? :-\

I wonder how this will work for people who go to church. I can just imagine some people sitting in a pew, with half-an-ear to the sermon and the rest to a little portable radio, getting drunker and drunker and waving cans of Molson at the minister/reverend/priest/etc.
 
Um ... drinking beer (and maybe even getting drunk) on Sunday morning will help Team Canada? :-\

I wonder how this will work for people who go to church. I can just imagine some people sitting in a pew, with half-an-ear to the sermon and the rest to a little portable radio, getting drunker and drunker and waving cans of Molson at the minister/reverend/priest/etc.
Nobody in Canada is going to fucking church if they're in a hockey gold medal competition.
 
I have between 14,200-600 days left to live. Life's really short when you measure it in days. What's the point of doing anything when your existence goes by in a blink?
 
I have between 14,200-600 days left to live. Life's really short when you measure it in days. What's the point of doing anything when your existence goes by in a blink?
I have less than you, lol. The point is to live. Realistically, tomorrow could be the last day and you wouldn't know it, so you just do the things. All the things. Laugh and fail and try again. You're gonna be here anyway, may as well enjoy yourself.
 
I have between 14,200-600 days left to live. Life's really short when you measure it in days. What's the point of doing anything when your existence goes by in a blink?
That means that if you write around one novel a year, you have 38 novels left to write. Which means that you will make a ton of money from that many novels. Which also means that you will be able to afford future immortality drugs. Which may mean that you will have far more than 14 000 days left. Which in turn means more books to write, more money to make, more immortality drugs. And the cycle continues.
 
I have less than you, lol. The point is to live. Realistically, tomorrow could be the last day and you wouldn't know it, so you just do the things. All the things. Laugh and fail and try again. You're gonna be here anyway, may as well enjoy yourself.

You can't take life with you when you die.

That means that if you write around one novel a year, you have 38 novels left to write. Which means that you will make a ton of money from that many novels. Which also means that you will be able to afford future immortality drugs. Which may mean that you will have far more than 14 000 days left. Which in turn means more books to write, more money to make, more immortality drugs. And the cycle continues.

Rofl the prospect of making money from writing is fool's gold.
 
I have between 14,200-600 days left to live. Life's really short when you measure it in days. What's the point of doing anything when your existence goes by in a blink?

I have less than you, lol. The point is to live. Realistically, tomorrow could be the last day and you wouldn't know it, so you just do the things. All the things. Laugh and fail and try again. You're gonna be here anyway, may as well enjoy yourself.
"Live every day as if it were your last, and sooner or later a police sniper will have to prove you right."

-Iain Aschendale
 
It's one of those weird found in the deepest voids of space 18,000,000 million sided coins.
That would defeat the purpose of flipping it.

There's money to be made in writing. Making enough to not have to do anything else to make money is another story, but that's not the point.
 
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