. . . August?
First it was so hot my entire existence was permeated with sweat.
After which I was shut up in a room with four booksellers and as many small press publishers for three days, and that was all a bit of a book-filled blur . . .
And then it was August!
I never did tell you about the westward trip that was most of June? And that I will be in Chicago with my hats at the end of August for WorldCon? That the former has many, many Instagram pictures to illustrate it; the latter really ought to have some sort of poster or proclamation made up for it?
In the meanwhile I've been printing away, trying to figure out how to best make the results available to other people. (It's the archival plastic bags to package them in that I'm hung up on right now.)
As I drive into town to the printlab during the week, I pass through all the overpasses on the Crosstown Boulevard which are covered up in billowing sheeting like a Christo installation while concrete repair work is being done. I like the idea of a Christo-wrapped highway system, though it presents certain . . . impracticalities.
What's been doing with you?
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After which I was shut up in a room with four booksellers and as many small press publishers for three days, and that was all a bit of a book-filled blur . . .
And then it was August!
I never did tell you about the westward trip that was most of June? And that I will be in Chicago with my hats at the end of August for WorldCon? That the former has many, many Instagram pictures to illustrate it; the latter really ought to have some sort of poster or proclamation made up for it?
In the meanwhile I've been printing away, trying to figure out how to best make the results available to other people. (It's the archival plastic bags to package them in that I'm hung up on right now.)
As I drive into town to the printlab during the week, I pass through all the overpasses on the Crosstown Boulevard which are covered up in billowing sheeting like a Christo installation while concrete repair work is being done. I like the idea of a Christo-wrapped highway system, though it presents certain . . . impracticalities.
What's been doing with you?
This entry was originally posted at http://chronographia.dreamwidth.org/91529.html and has
comments. Please comment there using OpenID.