Stacy Horn

I’m heading back to the prosthodentist so they can take a mold of my teeth. At the moment I can’t see the light at the end of the tunnel. What can I think about instead? Fringe is on tonight. The trailer for a movie called Battle: Los Angeles looked amazing. The book is going well, if a little slowly.

I noticed I haven’t been taking a lot of pictures when I go out. I think I’m finally getting sick of the snow, which is just dirty and ugly now, and there’s garbage everywhere because pick-ups have been impossible for so long.

Here’s that building I posted about two posts down, but in 1937. I grabbed this from the New York Public Library images database. Or was it from the new Museum of the City of New York one? I don’t know! I’m losing my mind!

I blame my teeth. I do so much worrying about how much it’s all going to cost and how awful it’s going to be I have no brain cells left for anything else.

I keep discovering that many of my favorite composers were practically infants when they wrote my favorite pieces. I just started researching a 16th century piece and the composer was 28 when he wrote it. Twenty-freaking-eight.

I don’t know a lot about the 16th century. I trying to find out what life was like for the people who originally sang this piece, seminary students I think. I’m hoping to find a book like: What Life Was Life for Seminary Students in the 16th Century Written Expressly For Stacy Horn Because We Thought She’d Need it Someday.

Yesterday I tweeted, “I was thinking, when these cats die, I should do something … drastic with my life. Move to another country. Take a year long road trip.” Seriously though, being alone has many downsides, but one upside is total freedom. I should use it. I could wander all over the world for the rest of my life. As long as I can figure out how to support myself along the way.

I took a picture of this billboard just a week or two ago and Anthony Hopkins was up there. Now it’s scary Little Red Riding Hood? Oh, there is a movie called Red Riding Hood coming out.

Fringe: Always great, one of my favorite shows. Keeps getting better.
Bones: My favorite show. By the way, I love Hannah. I don’t want her and Seeley to stay together, but I love her and I’d be happy to have her become a character on the show.
New favorite show: Dr. Who. What have I been missing all these years, this is GREAT. Love it. If you are not watching this show, give it a try.
Chicago Code: I watched it because of the great review in People Magazine, but I’m going to pass.
The Bachelor: I’m always amazed when the girls start falling in love with the guy. They only show us the most banal conversations between the women and the bachelor, so I never get how this love happens. But I accept that if you’re isolated and encouraged, you can get caught up. But this guy is just so bland and nothing!! I do not accept it.
American Idol: The magic is gone.

I want to live here so I can have coffee on this … thing, when the weather is nice.

You may have noticed a new item in the menu bar above. I’ve started a new business called History for Hire! I’m going to take my writing and research skills AND RULE THE WORLD!! Or write people’s personal histories.

I had fun going through my own family photographs picking ones to illustrate the History for Hire page. This is my grandmother on my mother’s side. We never met, she died before I was born, alas. Actually, I just realized that the pictures I picked all emphasize more distant family history, but recent stories need to be told too. I should put up a picture of Gulf War or an Iraq or Afghanistan vet.