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4. End-of-September bookkeeping
5. Record found souls: Fledgling
6. Catch up email
7. Find another angle for Dragon Variation foreword
8. Write "Hidden Resources"
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Sunday, October 4th, 2009
4. End-of-September bookkeeping
5. Record found souls: Fledgling
6. Catch up email
7. Find another angle for Dragon Variation foreword
8. Write "Hidden Resources"
Oh, look! Tomorrow's Monday
Sunday, October 4th, 2009 07:03 pmI've either gotta get a shorter to-do list or a longer weekend.
Astute followers of this journal will note that I have not caught up my email. I have, however, brought the SRM bookkeeping up to date and balanced both checkbooks. Also? The dishes are done, which wasn't even on today's list. Go, me.
"Hidden Resources" is going a little slower than I had expected, given that I have An Outline (pauses to allow the audience to gasp in admiration). I think the problem has to do with the fact that I had begun a story similar to this one a few years back, and abandoned it when I realized that I hadn't thought things through to the point of actually having, oh, a plot. What I did have was a very cool setting. I kept distracting myself by trying to bring that setting to mind, and explaining to myself, kindly, that Nothing I did today could possibly be as wonderfully perfect as that which I had previously constructed.
To which I say now and publicly, "Pfui."
In other news, there's less than 24 hours remaining on the current Ebay auction to clear Sharon's file cabinet. Somebody stands to get a heckuva bargain, here. Maybe it'll be you. Take a look
Progress on "Hidden Resources"
Astute followers of this journal will note that I have not caught up my email. I have, however, brought the SRM bookkeeping up to date and balanced both checkbooks. Also? The dishes are done, which wasn't even on today's list. Go, me.
"Hidden Resources" is going a little slower than I had expected, given that I have An Outline (pauses to allow the audience to gasp in admiration). I think the problem has to do with the fact that I had begun a story similar to this one a few years back, and abandoned it when I realized that I hadn't thought things through to the point of actually having, oh, a plot. What I did have was a very cool setting. I kept distracting myself by trying to bring that setting to mind, and explaining to myself, kindly, that Nothing I did today could possibly be as wonderfully perfect as that which I had previously constructed.
To which I say now and publicly, "Pfui."
In other news, there's less than 24 hours remaining on the current Ebay auction to clear Sharon's file cabinet. Somebody stands to get a heckuva bargain, here. Maybe it'll be you. Take a look
1104 / 7000
