A week without a post, what is the world coming to?
I knew things had been buzzing along this week but I hadn't realised just how much!
E-mails have been flying in like crazy and due to trying to take it easy in recovery mode, I have limited my time on here. I had a few projects that were very near completion and that were bothering me, making me concentrate on getting them out of the way.
The light has been seen now and I can concentrate on the big stuff that looms around the corner...
I've had a few new ideas on the way I want some writing to go, enough for me to be excited by it but not enough that I could explain it without it sounding like gibberish.
I've also contacted a couple of big names (and I mean big) with a view to getting them on the books over at Morrigan. It would show my commitment to making Morrigan Books a force to be reckoned with and I'm feeling pretty pleased with myself that I can at least ask, that my aim is not just an empty aim but that I prepared to throw the resources into it too.
I'm ploughing my way through Blake's 7 too and can let you know that Nyssa at A Boy Goes on a Journey (new site, looking funky), has agreed to take an episode by episode review of the four series. Expect more news for that soon.
The Euro starts tomorrow too and even though I said I wouldn't be watching, due to the absence of England, I can feel the old big tournament feelings coming through. In truth I have got a major soft spot for the Czech Republic and am hoping that they will make it one step further than in 1996 (when they lost in the final to Germany).
I may please
drpearce and do a day by day analysis of the tournament (as he loved the 2006 World Cup one).
It's Sweden's national day today and so Maddoc is free from nursery and Etina free from work - I'm about to have some lunch with them...
E-mails have been flying in like crazy and due to trying to take it easy in recovery mode, I have limited my time on here. I had a few projects that were very near completion and that were bothering me, making me concentrate on getting them out of the way.
The light has been seen now and I can concentrate on the big stuff that looms around the corner...
I've had a few new ideas on the way I want some writing to go, enough for me to be excited by it but not enough that I could explain it without it sounding like gibberish.
I've also contacted a couple of big names (and I mean big) with a view to getting them on the books over at Morrigan. It would show my commitment to making Morrigan Books a force to be reckoned with and I'm feeling pretty pleased with myself that I can at least ask, that my aim is not just an empty aim but that I prepared to throw the resources into it too.
I'm ploughing my way through Blake's 7 too and can let you know that Nyssa at A Boy Goes on a Journey (new site, looking funky), has agreed to take an episode by episode review of the four series. Expect more news for that soon.
The Euro starts tomorrow too and even though I said I wouldn't be watching, due to the absence of England, I can feel the old big tournament feelings coming through. In truth I have got a major soft spot for the Czech Republic and am hoping that they will make it one step further than in 1996 (when they lost in the final to Germany).
I may please
drpearce and do a day by day analysis of the tournament (as he loved the 2006 World Cup one).
It's Sweden's national day today and so Maddoc is free from nursery and Etina free from work - I'm about to have some lunch with them...