Philip Brewer

Writer: science fiction and fantasy, personal finance, and Esperanto

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2023-09-04 9:43

Posted on 2023-09-04
by Philip Brewer

“To take the dog for a walk safely, you have to pay attention to the dog, and to the surroundings—people, squirrels, other dogs… It’s a lot like multitasking.”

Jackie
A dog on a leash standing on the sidewalk next to a woman with the leash in her hands

#dogsofmastodon

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2023-09-01 06:45

Posted on 2023-09-01
by Philip Brewer

Ashley in the early morning sun. #dogsofmastodon

Dog sitting on the sidewalk, gazing toward the sunrise
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2023-08-19 19:59

Posted on 2023-08-19
by Philip Brewer

The sun shining through the patio fence cast almost zebra-like, or tiger-like stripes on Ashley. 🐕 #dogsofmastodon

A dog lying against the patio fence, with the sun shining through the fence slats, making sunny stripes across the dog
Posted in News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, dog, dog pictures, dogsofmastodon, patio

2023-08-15 09:35

Posted on 2023-08-15
by Philip Brewer

One of the best things about cats was that they seemed to understand when you were sick. They’d sit on your lap all day and be completely undemanding.

This is so not true of dogs. #dogsofmastodon

A dog standing with her front paws in my crotch, pulling on my sweatshirt sleeve with her teeth
Posted in Local, News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, cat, covid-19, dog, dogsofmastodon, rapunzel

2023-08-12 10:43

Posted on 2023-08-12
by Philip Brewer

It’s a pretty narrow strip early in the morning, but Ashley has found her place in the sun. #dogsofmastodon

A dog lying in the narrow strip where the sun is shining at the base of a patio fence
Posted in Local, News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, dog, dog pictures, dogsofmastodon, Photography, sun

2023-08-10 09:44

Posted on 2023-08-10
by Philip Brewer

Forty-eight hours ago we picked Ashley up from SportsVet boarding and brought her home. Today she very insistently led me the six or eight blocks back to SportsVet.

I guess she liked it okay. 🐕 #dogsofmastodon

Dog sitting on the sidewalk outside a pet boarding place
Posted in News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, dog, dog pictures, dogsofmastodon

2023-07-24 08:22

Posted on 2023-07-24
by Philip Brewer

I was explaining to Ashley why she doesn’t get coffee, even though it’s wonderful and she’d probably like it. 🐕 #dogsofmastodon

Dog on the love seat with the tip of her tongue showing.
Posted in News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, dog, dog pictures, dogsofmastodon, Photography

2023-07-15 14:31

Posted on 2023-07-15
by Philip Brewer

🎶 And then I saw her snout, now I’m a believer. Not a doubt of trace in my mind. Then I saw her snout. Oooooooo! I’m a believer, I couldn’t leave her if I tried… 🎶 #dogsofmastodon

Portrait of my dog
Posted in News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, dog, dog pictures, dogsofmastodon, music, Photography

2023-06-27 06:43

Posted on 2023-06-27
by Philip Brewer

Yesterday was Jackie’s birthday, and she and Ashley came to my Esperanto meeting. Jackie and I had beers (the Hazy U of IPA), but poor Ashley had to make due with water. (And some of Tony’s potato chips.) #dogsofmastodon

Jackie and Ashley sitting in the beer garden
Posted in News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, beer, Blind Pig Brewery, dog, dog pictures, dogsofmastodon, Esperanto, jackie

2023-06-26 06:48

Posted on 2023-06-26
by Philip Brewer

The pose in this picture reminded me of the famous Andrew Wyeth painting of the girl reclining in the grass facing a farmhouse. Here Ashley is reclining in the grass facing Winfield Village’s office and community room. #dogsofmastodon

Dog reclining in the grass with its head up, looking away
Posted in Local, News, Photography | Tagged Ashley, dog, dog pictures, winfield village

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I write science fiction and fantasy stories.

I speak Esperanto, and use it to communicate internationally. Esperantistoj, legu mian esperantan hejmpaĝon.

For a while I taught Taiji.

For eleven years I was a senior writer at Wise Bread, writing about personal finance and frugality.

Before that I spent a quarter-century as a software engineer.

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