It's Cold. Really cold. And I'm annoyed.
Sep. 29th, 2009 01:20 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
lydamorehouseI'm cold. I'm typing with gloves on. In about ten minutes, I'm going to go back to the bedroom and hide under the blankets until spring or my book is done, whichever comes first (it better be the book, since it's due in 18 days.)
I'm also thinking that I could eat. I could bake six million cookies and eat them all. Then I'd be warm AND fat.
The book is going well, thanks for asking. I'm struggling a bit with the actually sitting down and writing it part, but then, I always do. I wrote a scene that amused me last night, and that always makes this insane part at the end a bit more worth it.
Tonight, I'm going to go to the library to pick up the last HIKARU NO GO. It finally came in. Yay!
Mason is doing well. Yesterday he had his annual urology test and doctor visit. He has hydronephrosis in one kidney, which we actually discovered in an ultrasound before he was born. We've been monitoring it ever since. The doctor seems disappointed that it's not gotten noticably better, but, according to him, it also hasn't gotten noticable worse. Mason thought the ultrasound was pretty cool, but ticklish as hell. He liked getting out of school for a bit (the appointment was at 8:15 am and we got him to school only about 20 minutes tardy), was sort of grumpy that he missed most of "independent reading time." (No surprise, his favorite part of the day.)
Did I mention the cold? I'm seriously considering abandoning this place and going to sit in a warm coffee shop. The only problem with that is that I'm already very distracted from writing and going there could make it much, much worse.
The dishes are here, though.
And it's [bleeping!] cold.
I'm also thinking that I could eat. I could bake six million cookies and eat them all. Then I'd be warm AND fat.
The book is going well, thanks for asking. I'm struggling a bit with the actually sitting down and writing it part, but then, I always do. I wrote a scene that amused me last night, and that always makes this insane part at the end a bit more worth it.
Tonight, I'm going to go to the library to pick up the last HIKARU NO GO. It finally came in. Yay!
Mason is doing well. Yesterday he had his annual urology test and doctor visit. He has hydronephrosis in one kidney, which we actually discovered in an ultrasound before he was born. We've been monitoring it ever since. The doctor seems disappointed that it's not gotten noticably better, but, according to him, it also hasn't gotten noticable worse. Mason thought the ultrasound was pretty cool, but ticklish as hell. He liked getting out of school for a bit (the appointment was at 8:15 am and we got him to school only about 20 minutes tardy), was sort of grumpy that he missed most of "independent reading time." (No surprise, his favorite part of the day.)
Did I mention the cold? I'm seriously considering abandoning this place and going to sit in a warm coffee shop. The only problem with that is that I'm already very distracted from writing and going there could make it much, much worse.
The dishes are here, though.
And it's [bleeping!] cold.
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Date: 2009-09-29 06:44 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-09-29 06:50 pm (UTC)I wish to endorse this proposal and subscribe to your newsletter. :)
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Date: 2009-09-29 07:37 pm (UTC)USB heated gloves (seriously!).
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Date: 2009-09-29 08:15 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2009-09-30 02:40 am (UTC)Ah, cold. I don't even know what that's like yet. Florida is still blasted hot. Probably won't get cold for two more months. *sigh*
Good luck with your deadline!