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She's like the girl in the movie when the Spitfire falls
Like the girl in the picture that he couldn't afford
She's like the girl with the smile in the hospital ward
Like the girl in the novel in the wind on the moors

~~Marillion
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Wrapped in purple foil

Crap, how did it get to be Wednesday already? I’m so not prepared for this!

They’ve invented dark chocolate Hershey’s Kisses. Wrapped in purple foil. I am in so much trouble.

Had a hair appt today, and did a bunch of copy editing. That’s on track, at least. Still, I’m feeling a bit anxious, to the point that I considered bailing on going to the Getty tomorrow. The problem is, I definitely want to go to the lecture, but I’m not sure I want to spend almost the entire day (we’re leaving at noon) there. But I’m carpooling with someone, and I don’t want to drive by myself later in the day, because all I’ll do is hit rush-hour traffic and sit there.

It doesn’t help that earlier this evening, I was just plain exhausted. I don’t know why. I exercised, and isn’t that supposed to give you more energy? Bah. I wondered for awhile if I was actually getting sick.

I’m feeling better now, but a little overwhelmed by all the bits and pieces of projects scattered around me. So, I’m going to just tackle one at a time, and see how far I get. :-)

Okay, things are better now. The Amenities Booklet for GWW is finished save for one small piece of info. I’m still waiting on more stuff for the Combat Booklet, but I gave myself lots of leeway with each booklet, so no stress there. Got a few things set to mail, answered some e-mail, crossed things off lists. It’s nearly 1 a.m., and I’ll be off to bed soon, because I have to take my bro-in-law Dennis to the airport tomorrow. He’s leaving his truck here while he’s gone (there isn’t really space at Mom’s). He’s off to Tennessee to visit a friend. He’s been so utterly fantastic about taking care of the cats (and bringing them prezzies) and helping out with random stuff that this is the least I can do.

Ken’s doing well in Korea. The situation is a little weird, but it doesn’t bother him. The guy who arranged it all (an independent contractor himself, pretty much) is talking about having a lot more work for Ken, which is spiffy in terms of work/money, but less spiffy in terms of away time. Goodness knows we’ve weathered this storm before, in spades (to mix metaphors). We can do it again.

I also forgot to mention that Sunny brought the extended Kill Dr Lucky (aka Kill Dr Lucky: Craigdarroch), and because it’s out of print, I know have a photocopy of it! Much fun!


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