I had a post ready for yesterday. I wrote it up before I started working on the novel. But I just didn’t actually feel like posting it. So I’m doing this today instead. On Sunday I got together with a couple of people and we had a marbling party — where we marbled paper. I’ve
Yeah, I’m doing day job work today. I was supposed to do it yesterday, but spent the day figuring out the new configuration for my kitchen instead. I’m not too bothered. I’m doing fairly easy stuff today, and only for a few hours. One of the things that I keep running into is that while
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My fridge hasn’t been working 100% for quite some time. Sometime last night if finally decided to give up. Of course, at that time, it was stuffed to the gills with Thanksgiving leftovers. ::sigh:: As it was still cool, and everything was cool to the touch, I moved all the food to a neighbor’s fridge,
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To those of you who celebrate, I hope you have a wonderful day! My pumpkin pie is already in the oven. Once it’s finished, I’ll get on the exercise bike for a while, and at least pretend that it will make a difference in regards to the feast I’ll consume later today.
I really have been trying to post every day this month. Sunday I was offline most of the day, reading and knitting. Honestly, I hadn’t planned on posting, regardless of my “post every day” stance. Monday, I lost the key to my car while I was in Redmond. My friend had to come get me
Do you know when you’re angry? This isn’t a fallacious question. My mother always denied feeling angry when she obviously was, storming around the kitchen, slamming drawers and cupboards. Do you allow yourself to feel jealousy? Or envy? Or any of those socially not acceptable emotions? I have a character who’s angry pretty much all
Or the equivalent there of. I’ve had this open for more than an hour and I’m just too tired to blog anything useful or interesting. Extreme exhaustion means extreme stupidity for me. I will hopefully have something more intelligent to post this weekend.
Walking back from the convention tonight I realized I was paying a lot of attention to my breath. One of the things that both yoga and tai chi have helped me with is breathing while moving (I used to hold my breath. A lot.) I finally realized I was so tired that I was afraid
I haven’t written this week. Nor am I going to. I’m here in SF for the day job. It’s the big annual convention for my company.
Today I need to: A) do day job work (including filling out expense reports, which I hate) B) clean (dishes, living room, take garbage out, etc.) C) pack (for a week-long trip) D) write checks E) write (start typing up chapter ten) F) transfer all necessary files from home beast to work beast (see traveling,