Monthly Archives: June 2014

June 10th

Posted on June 10, 2014 by Kate

Kage Baker would have been 62 years old today. That would have made her 2 years older than me for the next 3 weeks – there was a year and 20 days between her and me. And by long-standing tradition, … Continue reading →

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Success: It Smells Like Sleep

Posted on June 7, 2014 by Kate

Kage Baker would be thrilled. The CPAP mask stops me snoring. Mind you, Dear Readers, the respiratory techs were at pains to tell me that no more snoring is a mere side effect, not the point of the mask. Apparently … Continue reading →

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Commencing CPAP

Posted on June 6, 2014 by Kate

Kage Baker was familiar with various breathing aids. As you get older, you either need something yourself or someone you know finds themselves hooked up to the tanks and tubes of assisted respiration. She quite hated the idea of something … Continue reading →

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Breathing Uneasily

Posted on June 5, 2014 by Kate

Kage Baker belonged to that school of thought that believes in metaphysical sensors and alarms. You know, the ones that go off, usually in inanimate objects, as soon as a large sum of money comes one’s way. Tax returns, lottery … Continue reading →

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