just remember me when / you're good to go.
Agony Faithful
It's just so exciting to see that little red bar inch forward!
Congratulations to my friend and fellow leaguer Lori Strongin, who had her most recent Julius/Talbot story, "Best In Show," published in Renard's Menagerie! It's a really clever piece starring two very unlikely roommates -- a vegetarian vampire and a werewolf who works at a preschool. If you pick up a copy of the magazine, be sure to check it out.
I can't wait for the roofers to arrive and work their magic; after that, we can go in, fix the gaping holes in our ceilings, and not have to worry about smacking into dangling, wet fiberglass insulation every single time we walk into the bathroom.
If you can spare a few moments, say a few prayers for the residents of Central Florida who were flooded out of their homes by Fay and who do not have flood insurance -- and for those in the Midwest who are still affected by the flooding there earlier this summer. There are thousands of people in this situation right now, and most of them have lost everything they own.
The roses in the backyard, taken mid-Fay.
The strikingly cute Emo the Cat, rescued by leaguer Amy and adopted by one of our wonderful Barnie's baristas.
Okay, so this isn't a picture of Fay, but it might as well be, because the sky looked like this for five days straight.
Good night, everyone!
It's just so exciting to see that little red bar inch forward!
Congratulations to my friend and fellow leaguer Lori Strongin, who had her most recent Julius/Talbot story, "Best In Show," published in Renard's Menagerie! It's a really clever piece starring two very unlikely roommates -- a vegetarian vampire and a werewolf who works at a preschool. If you pick up a copy of the magazine, be sure to check it out.
I can't wait for the roofers to arrive and work their magic; after that, we can go in, fix the gaping holes in our ceilings, and not have to worry about smacking into dangling, wet fiberglass insulation every single time we walk into the bathroom.
If you can spare a few moments, say a few prayers for the residents of Central Florida who were flooded out of their homes by Fay and who do not have flood insurance -- and for those in the Midwest who are still affected by the flooding there earlier this summer. There are thousands of people in this situation right now, and most of them have lost everything they own.
The roses in the backyard, taken mid-Fay.
The strikingly cute Emo the Cat, rescued by leaguer Amy and adopted by one of our wonderful Barnie's baristas.
Okay, so this isn't a picture of Fay, but it might as well be, because the sky looked like this for five days straight.
Good night, everyone!