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Latest in Chris Dees Blog
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Cat-Tales 56: Armchair Detective
Some nights, you get to swing across the city on a silken batline, pose on rooftops like an ever-present Angel of Justice, and pummel bad guys to the pavement with a satisfying thump... Other times, you have to sit and exercise the little gray cells.
The story begins with Chapter 1: L4 Revisited on the Cat-Tales website.
CT also now on FanLib.com
Enjoy, everybody!
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Cat-Tales Anniversary
It's I Believe in Harvey Dent
Chapter 2
Yes, it's Cat-Tales Anniversary
So a second thing new:
Downloadable compilations
of Book One and Book Two -
Rededicating the blog
I was on a trip the last few days. Nothing elaborate: a lecture, a museum exhibit, and a few hours in an exquisite Japanese garden. Atypically for me, I left the laptop at home and left the cell phone off. That undoubtedly did as much for me as the Japanese garden, but let's give the garden the bulk of the credit anyway.
There was an audio tour option, which I listened to a little of before deciding to turn it off and enjoy it au naturale, so to speak. In that audio tour, there were comments from the designer. He talked about the west being a movement towards the material, especially since the industrial revolution, while so much of the early Japanese philosophy was grounded in nature, and he viewed a garden as being a bridge between those. It is a man-made thing, certainly, it is designed, but for the purpose of bringing man into harmony with nature. He then went on to explain what he expected of and hoped for the garden...
