Archive for the 'Musings' Category

Season’s Greetings

December 25, 2009

Featuring Holly’s calligraphy, found amongst our many stored papers during the big reorganization.
This year we’ll be sending out “Season’s Greetings” cards — to be expected early in January!

Navel Gazing and Power Tripping

December 16, 2009

The snow is falling again and I’m sitting here with my coffee feeling introspective. As the fifth year of Greyweathers Press draws to a close, I’m looking back and forward and puzzling over the usual questions: Why am I doing this? What am I trying to achieve? What is motivating me?
It is interesting that amongst [...]

No Time

September 6, 2009

Time. I wish I had more of it. Earlier in the year, our business was quiet and we filled our time and rode out the recession developing new products. I put aside press projects since I didn’t even have the cash to buy paper. Now, when I most need to work on artistic pursuits, the [...]

I’ll See Your Cloak of Invisibility, and Raise You a Vorpal Blade

March 5, 2008

Just one brief post, this time related to memories of my youth rather than childhood.
During high school, being neither jock nor scholar of particular worth, I took up Dungeons and Dragons, and it became the central social feature of my teens and early 20s. I have that game, and the quirky brainiacs who played it [...]

Snowy Day

March 5, 2008

Judging from the most recent dump of snow out there this morning, I have to conclude that the ice age is pretty much underway. I think many authorities agree, although I’m pleased to say that, barring cataclysmic events, I’ll have to wait anywhere from 200 to 1,000 years before the glaciers force my relocation. For [...]

And I Was Just Joking!

February 14, 2008

The PC icon changed yesterday. Now I’m worried…..