Sunday night and I'm feeling accomplished
Mar. 11th, 2007 09:45 pmHaving spent most of the week feeling ill on and off, I actually managed to get quite a bit done. The blurb on reviewing is written and off to my friend for concrit. Yay, one item to struck off the to-do list.
Earlier in the week, while feeling sorry for myself because my stomach was giving me hell without any reason, I had the most wickedest idea for a plot on the Exchange story. I figured rewriting the re-writing the thousand or so words I've so far wouldn't be a big deal because the premise was there, in any case. So I researched. And it fits. Yay. I think. No obvious musical connection, either, unless... ah, I better not say what I was about to say.
Dorkboy is home for the weekend, and it's simply wonderful. Thankfully, he's not leaving until Tuesday, although Tuesday is going to be a bummer. He couldn't get a flight out of Memphis. A friend of Sara is arriving in Memphis in the evening. So, I'll drop him off at Jackson Airport, thenfly drive to Memphis to pick her up. In between I'll have to go to the Apple store to pick up a cable because Sara's burned, and she uses my macbook, and I need it. So, only about 400 miles to drive *snerk*. I did want to make up for the year and a half I wasn't driving, but this is kinda ridiculous.
Earlier in the week, while feeling sorry for myself because my stomach was giving me hell without any reason, I had the most wickedest idea for a plot on the Exchange story. I figured rewriting the re-writing the thousand or so words I've so far wouldn't be a big deal because the premise was there, in any case. So I researched. And it fits. Yay. I think. No obvious musical connection, either, unless... ah, I better not say what I was about to say.
Dorkboy is home for the weekend, and it's simply wonderful. Thankfully, he's not leaving until Tuesday, although Tuesday is going to be a bummer. He couldn't get a flight out of Memphis. A friend of Sara is arriving in Memphis in the evening. So, I'll drop him off at Jackson Airport, then