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Saturdays are for suffering
May. 14th, 2022 05:27 pmWell, this one anyway.
( Feel free to ignore the whining behind the cut )
I've made decent progress with the deep sea pages, though. Page #1 is now completed, and I'd have finished Page #2 as well, had Der Blaulicht Report not ended half an hour too early. I find that I can sew best while watching early afternoon TV with half an eye during the process. Ah, well, tomorrow is another day. And I still have time to finish the books until September. I just want to be done with them as soon as possible - this project has taken too long.
Afterwards, I forced myself to write a few paragraphs for the last chapter of Kindred Spirits. It isn't very inspired stuff, mostly loose ends that need to be tied up before I can post it. The Epilogue is already more or less done; now if I could finish this filler stuff I could get the whole story out of my hair, which is about time, I'd say.
A talked on the phone to H., Little Emma's grandmother. She was a bit under the weather, the poor thing, but that's not really surprising. She's been in and out of the dentist's practice for a week, and an end is not yet within sight.
( Feel free to ignore the whining behind the cut )
I've made decent progress with the deep sea pages, though. Page #1 is now completed, and I'd have finished Page #2 as well, had Der Blaulicht Report not ended half an hour too early. I find that I can sew best while watching early afternoon TV with half an eye during the process. Ah, well, tomorrow is another day. And I still have time to finish the books until September. I just want to be done with them as soon as possible - this project has taken too long.
Afterwards, I forced myself to write a few paragraphs for the last chapter of Kindred Spirits. It isn't very inspired stuff, mostly loose ends that need to be tied up before I can post it. The Epilogue is already more or less done; now if I could finish this filler stuff I could get the whole story out of my hair, which is about time, I'd say.
A talked on the phone to H., Little Emma's grandmother. She was a bit under the weather, the poor thing, but that's not really surprising. She's been in and out of the dentist's practice for a week, and an end is not yet within sight.
