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The Good, the Bad, the Ugly

30JanuarySuzanne3 CommentsHome in the Rookery, Just for Laughs, Uncategorized

The bad news is, I ran over something today. The good news is, it was my math book! The bad news is, the math book survived. The good news, so did the calculator! The ugly truth?Â It takes more than neglect and abuse to stop this math class.

Ferret Optimism

16JanuarySuzanneHome in the Rookery, Uncategorized

One thing I love about ferrets, they always believe there’s something fascinating about to happen; always know they can do it, know matter how suicidal the leap may look;Â eternal optimists. They’d probably makeÂ exceptional writers.Â

Rotten Rebates

13JanuarySuzanneUncategorized

I’ve unearthed another conspiracy–only it’s not being hidden, it’s advertisedÂ on mile-high flashing billboards. “We have rebates!Â $XXX.00 off!” What they neglect to mention is that the rebate is offered only becuase it requires you to first wrangle the salesman in the store into honoring the rebate on the item in question, then become an expert

Mystery Man

10JanuarySuzanneHome in the Rookery, The Bookshelf, Uncategorized

I’ve discovered a new love. No, not that kind!Â The mystery genre caught my attention for a few years in my tweens but I have’t visited it since.Â Â Then over the holidays I was desperate for a book and feeling like something different, so when I dug through my book stack and found Dead Cert, a

Fatally Flawed Snow

4JanuarySuzanneHome in the Rookery, Just for Laughs, Uncategorized

Our five-yeal old has been pining for snow this winter, as she hasn’t seen any since she was two.Â Today as I opened the big freezer we keep in the garage she noticed the frost coating the wall and asked if she could have some of this ‘snow’. She touched various bits, and got a

Cold or Allergy

8DecemberSuzanneHome in the Rookery, Uncategorized

Since this has been on my mind lately, here’s a guide to the difference between a cold and allergies, as put outÂ by the Mayo clinic. Best of sniffle season to you!Â

Craft – Trapped

27NovemberSuzanneUncategorized

Jill rested the bucket on the stair before her and gasped for breath.Â These things were getting seriously heavy, and Mom wasn’t done yet.Â She coughed.Â Â The dust in the basement seemed to be sticking to her lungs. She lifted the handle again and braced herself for the load. The handle cracked.Â Her hand slipped.Â The

Suzanne Warr

Narrative designer, game designer, author

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