First you cast your line into the river.
And then you wait.
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First you cast your line into the river.
And then you wait.
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pbristow
Uh-huh. [NODS]
What do you do when you notice that the part of your line that was below water level has now completely dissolved away?
dan_ad_nauseam
Contemplative fishing, in the Mirabilan style.
sarekofvulcan
*snicker* Wonder what percent of people in the SF community know that reference.
And what _has_ Kagan been up to lately, anyhow?
keristor
Nothing that I’ve heard of. But when I saw her at Bucconeer she was rather frail, I hope she’s OK…
smallship1
If this is Janet Kagan you’re talking about, author of *goes and checks* Uhura’s Song, I’ve noticed that name credited as script editor on Will and Grace…might not be the same one, of course.
I don’t recognise the reference.
smallship1
Turns out it isn’t.
dan_ad_nauseam
Her health reportedly has been poor for some time, unfortunately.
elgecko
Continuing the metaphor…
OK… I’ll bite… what are you talking about?
annonynous
Re: Continuing the metaphor…
Mayhaps he’s just Zen blogging?
Ann O.
Rob Wynne
Re: Continuing the metaphor…
Why, attempting to make the world I have the world as I would have it, of course.
annonynous
Reminds me of a folksy cartoon(?) I saw once. An image of an old man sitting under a tree on a riverbank
and holding a homemade fishing pole, line dangling in the water. Captioned “Sometimes I sets and thinks,
and sometimes I jes sets”. Which may have nothing at all to do with what you wrote. 🙂
Ann O.
maedbh7
Good things come to those who wait, so I’m told. Have you read my user profile lately? -H…
Rob Wynne
That’s what I am hoping. Of course, it was the philosopher Thomas Petty who said “The waiting is the hardest part.” 🙂 *hug*
braider
Happy fishing.
sotto_voce
Any bites yet?