Sometimes, the Sky is Blue

Or so kinzel avers. We shall See.

So, I didn't finish up those last few pages last night. Hit a point where I think there needs to be ...something more emotionally present. The bane of this book has been flashback, as in -- I'd write a scene describing a pivotal scene in retrospect. Then, next shift, I'd have to go back and write the dern scene, which you'd think I could've done in the first place and saved everybody grief, but -- no. To be fair, I really do think this is the last one. Notice me not saying that it'll be an easy fix.

In other news, Crystal Soldier is apparently now manifesting in B&N brick-and-mortars, which is nice, though one may need to be creative in one's search pattern, as a reader in Hawaii reports that she found her copy in the Military History section. O-kay...

About that Blue Sky...

From the Houston Chronicle:

WASHINGTON - In an eyebrow-raising speech on the Senate floor Monday, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn suggested a connection between "political decisions" by some judges and incidents of courthouse violence across the nation.

The remarks by Republican Cornyn, a former justice on the Texas Supreme Court, prompted immediate criticism from Democrats.

Cornyn, citing recent cases of violence against judges, said he wondered "whether there may be some connection between the perception in some quarters on some occasions where judges are making political decisions yet are unaccountable to the public, that it builds up and builds up and builds up to the point where some people ... engage in violence."

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