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almost weekend
Feb. 6th, 2009 01:37 pmThe chapter twelve revisions are crawling along, but in a productive way. The chapter is no longer a mess. Instead it's almost...chapter-like.
It's been raining on and off for the past day or so. When I got home from work last night, the living room window had leaked a bit, but not more than the paper towel I'd left there could handle. No windows leaked during the night, which is fairly encouraging, as when I left for work this morning, the gutters in my neighborhood were raging torrents. Hope the windows stay dry in my absence today.
Ryan's Hope continues to be awesome, as does One Life To Live (which currently has some of the most elegant writing and direction on TV, plus the riveting Trevor St. John and Susan Haskell, plus the hilarious Tuc Watkins as formerly shallow and greedy David Vickers, now transformed into Buddhist David Vickeroshi!). General Hospital is 90% embarrassingly bad, 10% good enough to not throw in the towel, damn it.
This has felt like a very long week. This weekend: noveling, reading, DVD-ing, grocery shopping. Plus Henna Day, and then on Sunday night, Spaceland.
It's been raining on and off for the past day or so. When I got home from work last night, the living room window had leaked a bit, but not more than the paper towel I'd left there could handle. No windows leaked during the night, which is fairly encouraging, as when I left for work this morning, the gutters in my neighborhood were raging torrents. Hope the windows stay dry in my absence today.
Ryan's Hope continues to be awesome, as does One Life To Live (which currently has some of the most elegant writing and direction on TV, plus the riveting Trevor St. John and Susan Haskell, plus the hilarious Tuc Watkins as formerly shallow and greedy David Vickers, now transformed into Buddhist David Vickeroshi!). General Hospital is 90% embarrassingly bad, 10% good enough to not throw in the towel, damn it.
This has felt like a very long week. This weekend: noveling, reading, DVD-ing, grocery shopping. Plus Henna Day, and then on Sunday night, Spaceland.
