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Monthly Archives: September 2016
September 8th
Kage Baker hated waiting for things. She despised anticipation, especially if she was forced to endure it. About the most she could stand happily was seeing her presents for a birthday or Christmas the night before – so she could … Continue reading
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Tagged anticipation, cataracts, kage baker, opthalmologist, waiting
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Juggling Jigsaws
Kage Baker – although she could and did concentrate on a given project with laser-like specificity – had a little personal trick for keeping her creativity interested in what it need to do. She always tried to have more than … Continue reading
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Tagged grit, jigsaws, juggling, kage baker, multiple projects, pearls
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Jigsaw Puzzles
Kage Baker loved jigsaw puzzles. She was great at them, too. Even when she so ill, at the end, that she had to use a wheel chair or gurney to get in and out of the radiation therapy clinic – … Continue reading
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Tagged composition, crossword puzzles, jugsaw puzzles, kage baker, Leakeys, notes
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A Zombie Story
Kage Baker didn’t like zombies. Not even in October, when her fondness for all monsters was at its peak. She had no respect for werewolves – a childhood spent watching Lon Chaney Jr. as the Wolfman leaves an entirely different … Continue reading
What Comes Next?
Kage Baker – a born storyteller and compulsive raconteuse – nonetheless depended heavily on this phrase for inspiration. When her normal steady pace slacked for a moment, or a plot was wandering out of the Fields We Know (or at … Continue reading
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Tagged hollywood ikons, kage baker, new projects, notes, Pareidolia
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Dancing Tonight
Kage Baker, as I have often reported, believed in celebrating at every possible opportunity. She felt that anything could be enhanced by making it the center of a celebration. Also, the more things you found to honor with a good … Continue reading
I Will Not Be Silenced – Even By Me
Kage Baker was often urged to write a blog. She always refused, at least initially. That doesn’t mean she agreed to do it later; it means that you got one courteous “No, thank you”, and then she ignored you thereafter. … Continue reading
Kathleen, Kage and the Company 