I need a sign. . .

[rolanni]

Mail arrived; no check.  At this point, I'm expecting that it got on the bus to Massachusetts (Massachusetts being "MA" according to the Post Office and Maine being "ME"; many people unfamiliar with addressing envelopes Simply Assume that Maine is "MA") and will be returned as "addressee unknown" to the agency in ten days or a month.

The betting pool is still open on whether or not the books arrive today.

Let's see. . .

Answer to question from the Roll Call:  Yes, we will be visiting Annie's Bookstop in Worcester on Friday, July 8, at 7 pm.  I talked to Trisha last night; she's not sure what happened to the calendar listing, but states that It Shall Be Fixed.  In the meantime, she sent along this link.  Hope to see lots of you there!

Considering all the questions which have been asked in Roll Call, I have a Question of my own:  Is it easier to ask a question where you know it won't be seen by anyone except, in this case, me?

On the schedule today is a podcast interview, writing, and staring out the window.

Yesterday, I did not write, but opted to read and rest my fingers after paying the scariest of the bills on the desk.

They say partly cloudy today, here, with thunderstorms on the overnight.

. . .and that's all I've got.

Everybody stay cool.

Today's blog title is brought to you by Train, "Calling All Angels."  Here's your link.

Comments

Asking questions

[polanka221.livejournal.com]

For me, it is not whether the question will be seen. It is rather will it be interesting to anyone besides myself and, hopefully, the author of the blog. This is especially true if I have a personal experience with the author(s).

[amm-me.livejournal.com]

Wait a minnit, there's too many grey cats there. You got one of those cut-outs, or a very lifelike plushie? Or a visitor?

[rolanni.livejournal.com]

It's an old picture. The cat stretching on the arm of the sofa is Mozart; the cat tucked into the blanket is Hexapuma. Both, sadly, gone ahead. Presently, the household has a tortoise-shell cat; a brown tabby; a red tabby; and a calcio -- no greys at all.

[ariaflame.livejournal.com]

Mail or parcels for here in Western Australia frequently go through Washington first because people apparently don't read as far as the country on the address label.