One of the things that makes going into Seattle worthwhile is knowing that I might have a gift or gifts waiting for me. My landlord and I have a very good relationship; he shows his appreciation for my being an exemplary tenant by helping me out in little ways, such as keeping an eye out for packages that arrive while I’m gone. He then texts me to let me know something has arrived and asking what would be a good time to put it inside my apartment. Of course I don’t usually know what has come in, so there’s a nice surprise on my coffee table when I arrive. This time, I’m sending a big “Thank you!” to a reader who has enjoyed my Doctor Who and Blake’s 7 reviews who was delighted to discover I’m also a horror fan, and therefore sent me this double CD from my Amazon wishlist (there are still several other horror-movie-related items there, and a set of DVDs of a delightful animated series I loved as a child, but only recently discovered was available). Plus some more music and other goodies, so there are lots of choices if you’d like to get me something nice, and most of them are quite reasonable.
Archive for March 8th, 2022
Diary #610
Posted in Diary, Music, tagged imaginative fiction, Presents on March 8, 2022| Leave a Comment »
Visit my bookstore
This Month
Old Posts
Call me
Become a Blog Patron
Contact Maggie
If you’d like to ask me a question, click here.
If you made a comment and it doesn’t appear within a few hours, click on this one.
If you’d like to alert me to an interesting item, use this one.
And if you have a request, bouquet or brickbat or just want to introduce yourself, this is the one for you.
A Few References
Maggie on Twitter
My TweetsBoring but necessary legal stuff
All original content on this website (i.e. all of my columns, pages and anything else which I write myself) is protected under international copyright law as of the time it is posted; though you may link to it as you please or quote passages (as long as you attribute the quote to me), please do not reproduce whole columns without my express written permission. In other words, you have to say “pretty please with sugar on top” first, and then wait for me to say “okey-dokey”.