December 9th, 2011

The past few days

In the past few days, my last two posts for the National Post’s book blog, The Afterword, have gone up: from Wednesday, Because there is no real and from Thursday, Oh my god, my friend is a writer–what do I do?. It was very fun writing for the Afterword, but I am happy to be back in my blog-home, without the pressure to post every day!

What else has happened recently? I went to a nice party, ate some really good but odd toffee, had a tough time catching a #7 southbound bus, and discovered that ligers are real! Did you think Napolean Dynamite made them up?? Me too! But no, really, there are actually ligers in the world. Also, tigons, or possibly tiglons. The information is a little unclear, mainly because most of the folks who have a big interest in this topic are crazy, but anyway, I just thought it was kinda neat. As if I was just sitting around chatting with friends and found out they have a gryphon in a zoo in upstate New York.

3 Responses to “The past few days”

  • Gillian says:

    I hear that narwhals and belugas interbreed, too… I’m excited and upset and curious in equal measures about it.


  • Kerry says:

    You are *really really* good at writing for The Afterword. Seriously, bar-raisingly good. Congratulations.


  • Rebecca says:

    Gillian, woah, crazy–I haven’t heard about that! I did watch a documentary about grizzlies and polar bears breeding, which was sorta amazing.

    Kerry, thank you so much!


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