Gray day, and leaves on the breeze

[rolanni]

What with one thing and another, the dining room table had gotten piled high with paperwork pertaining to SRM Publisher business, household accounting, knotty problems attached to the ongoing Fledgling mailing, Saltation donations; unread New Yorkers, and stray bits of the phone that doesn't work. Yesterday's job was to make order from chaos, which I have done, go me. Mind you, the New Yorkers are on the floor in front of the rolling file, and the stack of residual filing is only slightly shorter than I am and far less stable. Maybe I'll take a swing at that next Saturday.

Unless a cat decides to file for me in the meantime. Avert.

Today, we slept in, and enjoyed a leisurely breakfast. My plan as it now stands is to finish my coffee, write a couple of business emails, and get with "Hidden Resources." It would be very nice if I could wring a finished draft out of this day. There was talk over breakfast of creating chicken stew. It is, if I may say so, very nearly a perfect day for chicken stew. I wonder if we have any egg noodles...

For those who like to dare the odds, I will mention that there are only 120 copies of Saltation left for adoption.

Also, thanks to everyone who has offered up a description of Cheever McFarland. It's interesting to see the range of reader visualization. To quote Mr. Thomas Petty: "Y'all are gonna put me out of a job."

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Saltation adoption

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Okay, now it should be 117 available since I just put in my order through PayPal. Loved the first book and it started me on a reread of all the previous books.

Pat