I’ll weep all night, with stars I’ll fight

[rolanni]

Yeah, what did I do to earn Tom O’Bedlam as an earworm? On the other hand, far better Mad Maudlin and Tom than Lola and Rico.

The rest of the day hereabouts was caught up with dinner (Steve made spaghetti; mmmm, spaghetti), dishes, getting the new humidifier set up (well, starting to get the new humidifier set up — the filter beads have to soak in water for 24 hours before they can be used), and various like chores.

I did some work on George — barely over 700 words, but I’ve finally got the most enigmatic of the three main characters nailed down, so it’s all good.

It might snow tonight.

On the other hand, it might not.

Progress on The Book Presently Known as George:
29,106 words/100,000 OR 29.11% complete

“Tea is a simple comfort, of which there are too few in life.”

Originally published at Sharon Lee, Writer. You can comment here or there.

Comments

[elektra.livejournal.com]

Thanks for sharing . . . . NOT. Now I've got it too.

A knight of ghosts and shadows,
I summoned am to tourney,
Ten leagues beyond the wide world's end,
Methinks it is no journey.

As I sit sipping tea while catching up on two days of LJ posts...

[dmellieon.livejournal.com]

No truer words spoken or err... written. Grin.
Also...
May the next few weeks go quickly and smoothly by for you and yours.

[catlinye-maker.livejournal.com]

Oh, geeze, thanks. ;) Now I have them both, competing for attention. Lola's winning.

Doctors & Hospitals

[(Anonymous)]

I said to the surgeon when he made the rounds (this was a couple of days after he made an incision from breastbone to groinbone) and he said, "Not very interesting" as he lifted the bandages to look. And I said "Boring is good." And he said that that was what his professor in medical School told him, too.

So I hope that the next buncha weeks are very boring for both of you and your docs.

Boring

[claire774.livejournal.com]

Wishing you and Steve an extremely boring medical condition indeed.
C.