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A couple of weeks ago, I was asked on Goodreads:
If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?
I’ve been very busy with the day job, so I hadn’t had much time to think about it, and it is a tough question.
I’ve been writing on and off for most of my fifty years. As a kid, I used pencil and paper, of course. But as the years passed, I adopted increasingly more advanced technology. In the early nineties, I was introduced to an electronic organizer, which has a memo function, and I started writing on that….
It is well known that non-verbal conversation is significant to dogs. Dogs can detect things humans are never even aware of, and react to seemingly innocuous things or “phantom” stimuli, sometimes in extreme manners. They also come to understand us over time to a degree where they seem to know what we are thinking, sometimes before we do.
I’ve been very busy with work lately. In fact, I worked most of the weekend to complete a sizable task in order to free up time to complete numerous other tasks before I go on vacation next month. The days pass by without count, with each blending into the next, and today I wonder, what have I accomplished?
We all know that dogs like to go on walks, that they frequently pee to mark things, and that they are very precise about where they mark. Human interpretation says that this behavior is the patrolling and identification of territory.