"I'm an indisguisable shade of twilight."

[greygirlbeast]

1. There should be a law to dissuade people from going to the theatre when they're ill. Violators should be subject to steep fines. I cannot imagine being so uncouth as to subject others to your diseases, simply because you wish to be fucking entertained; we're not talking about essential public interaction. Not the market. Not the pharmacy or your

Comments

[setsuled]

There should be a law to dissuade people from going to the theatre when they're ill. Violators should be subject to steep fines.

Yes. And plastic bags should incur penalties, too. Anything that makes noise. Fines ought to be doubled for noisy contagious things.

But I spent two much time in Pawtucket, amid Northern street squalor, abandoned mills and warehouses, a dirty green river, and a carnival that is either setting up or breaking down or existing always somewhere in between. From these lost days has followed both great relief and considerable anxiety.

Well, sounds like an interesting story. Were you doing location research?

San Diego Comic-Con, San Diego, CA [July 24-27]

I hope you have time to visit the museum or zoo. Are you coming for just exactly those days?

It's a very, very serious matter. Right now, nothing in my life can compare in importance to the gravity of these questions.

I understand. I would say if you have the time and resources to do what you truly want then you absolutely should though I'm guessing it's the question of whether or not you have those resources that makes you uncertain. If I can help at all, let me know. For time, I can only offer the opinion that the process of attaining something can be valuable in itself, particularly if it is something you very much want.

[greygirlbeast]

Yes. And plastic bags should incur penalties, too. Anything that makes noise. Fines ought to be doubled for noisy contagious things.

Yes.

Were you doing location research?

Nope.

I hope you have time to visit the museum or zoo. Are you coming for just exactly those days?

I don't know yet. But it's going to be all work, no play, however it works out.

I would say if you have the time and resources to do what you truly want then you absolutely should though I'm guessing it's the question of whether or not you have those resources that makes you uncertain.

I have neither the time nor the resources. If I did, I don't suppose I'd be posing the question. Right now, I only have the time and resources to live as I have the past twenty years or so, the self-perpetuating limbo of mid-list authoring.