Coast 2050
In today's NYT (registration usually required, but folks have gotten in without doing so).
They saw it coming...
They saw it coming...
2005-09-02
Coast 2050
In today's NYT (registration usually required, but folks have gotten in without doing so).
They saw it coming...
They saw it coming...
Friday into Saturday
Vacation day today.
I finally finished a chapter that had been dragging for a week. I don't like the last line, but it will have to act as placeholder until The Perfect Line presents itself, which I doubt it will tonight. Thirty minutes writing followed by forty minutes online is no way to work on a book, but my brain had been all over the place these past few days to the point that I'm lucky I can form paragraphs at all. From SFFNet to LJ to the news services, reading, reading, reading.
About 1/5 of The Historian left to go. Guess I'll read a little...
I finally finished a chapter that had been dragging for a week. I don't like the last line, but it will have to act as placeholder until The Perfect Line presents itself, which I doubt it will tonight. Thirty minutes writing followed by forty minutes online is no way to work on a book, but my brain had been all over the place these past few days to the point that I'm lucky I can form paragraphs at all. From SFFNet to LJ to the news services, reading, reading, reading.
About 1/5 of The Historian left to go. Guess I'll read a little...
Friday into Saturday
Vacation day today.
I finally finished a chapter that had been dragging for a week. I don't like the last line, but it will have to act as placeholder until The Perfect Line presents itself, which I doubt it will tonight. Thirty minutes writing followed by forty minutes online is no way to work on a book, but my brain had been all over the place these past few days to the point that I'm lucky I can form paragraphs at all. From SFFNet to LJ to the news services, reading, reading, reading.
About 1/5 of The Historian left to go. Guess I'll read a little...
I finally finished a chapter that had been dragging for a week. I don't like the last line, but it will have to act as placeholder until The Perfect Line presents itself, which I doubt it will tonight. Thirty minutes writing followed by forty minutes online is no way to work on a book, but my brain had been all over the place these past few days to the point that I'm lucky I can form paragraphs at all. From SFFNet to LJ to the news services, reading, reading, reading.
About 1/5 of The Historian left to go. Guess I'll read a little...
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