Since my ThunderClap campaign is going out in a matter of hours, it occurs to me that we could have some visitors to Rarasaur blog soon. I've been running around like a crazy lady, dusting the metaphorical fake plants.
I know what you're thinking.
If they're metaphorical plants, why make them fake?
THIS IS NO TIME FOR LOGIC.
Actually, I have a black thumb, even in my imagination. It all goes back to a time that my big brother accidentally grew an herb garden. It started with a busted packet of cilantro seeds, dusting the dirt in a forgotten part of my backyard. It became a garden of flourishing little green leaves, no matter what he did or which herbs he added. Then one night, I sneezed on it, and everything died within days.
Coincidence?
I think not.
Today, I pretty much only work with fake plants- metaphorical, imaginary, or not.
Welcome, new readers.
I wish I could say that the words you just read are a bad example of what you'll find here. That usually I am a more consistent blogger with better writing skills and a predilection toward useful content, but that'd be a great big lie...
And though my pants catching on fire would make for great blog fodder, I'd rather not try it.
I fought a fire once, you know, when I was in prison. I believe in rhymes and myths and true stories that must not die. I believe that we can fix any problem, once we know it's a problem.
I believe in knowledge.
I believe in you.
If you're new here, the best link to start with is up at the very top top. It's called Start Here. There's also a Browse page where you can see some posts by type. If you find something rawrsome there, be sure to let me know.
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Okay, Best Beloveds and new folk alike- your turn- introduce yourself. Tell me about books you've written. Give me your twitter handle, your instagram username, your facebook url. Send me a blog link, or a picture of you and your dog. Anything. Just tell us something about you.
We want to get to know you.
We believe in knowledge, and you.
