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Good gods, it's been a while
Aug. 5th, 2010 06:36 pmBy now, it is evident that I am not going to get a break this year - at least, not one from my own brain. Even right around the solstice, I was still at least a little nuts. The background depression Geiger counter is always going ticky-ticky.
This makes updating my journal regularly a challenge, as evidenced by my incredible lack of communication. However, I am -not- dead, despite rumors to the contrary. I have been a big girl, and gotten on airplanes, gone to a party and not completely collapsed into the primordial ooze. I'm even still managing to make bentos 3 days out of 5, but haven't had the energy to take photos.
I have also been playing a lot of Echo Bazaar, though it is thankfully impossible to play more than a set amount.
Thus, ( The Starveling Cat )
I have also wondered, in light of Elizabeth Bear's recent post about what it's like to have her variety of crazy, if I ought to talk about mine. However, she's a moderately famous author with a reasonably large friendslist, and I am a fairly quiet writer-for-hire whose friendslist mostly knows her. One ought not to be too self-aggrandizing. On the gripping hand, it would give me the chance to use the Hyperbole and a Half pain chart.
Anyhow, back to trying to paint Marie Antoinette.
This makes updating my journal regularly a challenge, as evidenced by my incredible lack of communication. However, I am -not- dead, despite rumors to the contrary. I have been a big girl, and gotten on airplanes, gone to a party and not completely collapsed into the primordial ooze. I'm even still managing to make bentos 3 days out of 5, but haven't had the energy to take photos.
I have also been playing a lot of Echo Bazaar, though it is thankfully impossible to play more than a set amount.
Thus, ( The Starveling Cat )
I have also wondered, in light of Elizabeth Bear's recent post about what it's like to have her variety of crazy, if I ought to talk about mine. However, she's a moderately famous author with a reasonably large friendslist, and I am a fairly quiet writer-for-hire whose friendslist mostly knows her. One ought not to be too self-aggrandizing. On the gripping hand, it would give me the chance to use the Hyperbole and a Half pain chart.
Anyhow, back to trying to paint Marie Antoinette.
