Justice is blind and kind of stupid, but she has great arms.
It’s a beautiful day in Missoula, but I have to stay inside with the windows tightly sealed against the ongoing workstorm. You would not believe how much I billed this week if I told you, but I have covered a year’s rent since May first. Money is useless to me now, but I have to keep grinding away to get it because…okay, I actually do not have a good reason why I don’t just tell all my clients to stick it. But I’m going to finish their work, because I’m selling reliability in addition to craftsmanship, originality—everything but customer service, really. All this meandering ends in the sad announcement that there is no real Combat! blog today. There kind of is, though, if you read my latest column in the Missoula Independent. It’s about how the Republican Party successfully blocked Medicaid expansion in Montana, even though it was federally funded and would have insured 70,000 people. House Democrats would have stopped them, but one of them accidentally voted wrong. It’s a saga, and I complained about it. We’ll see you tomorrow for Friday links.
I would love a post detailing the inner workings of freelance writing. It seems strange that I don’t have to pay to read this blog.