quarantine: rain and tea
I shuddered to contemplate a world in which Aunt Cythera was an actual mad scientist.
Today's Decameron story is a bit of SF by Marissa Lingen. If this line hooks you the way it hooks me, you might enjoy the story as much as I did over my morning tea (dropped on my doorstep by another friend the other day, thanks LBT!)
Woke to RAIN, so very rare this time of year. I so appreciate free water from the sky, and so will my tiny garden.
The tropey bit of fun fluff I finished recently is off to copyedit, and now it's time to turn to another project or two.
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Today's Decameron story is a bit of SF by Marissa Lingen. If this line hooks you the way it hooks me, you might enjoy the story as much as I did over my morning tea (dropped on my doorstep by another friend the other day, thanks LBT!)
Woke to RAIN, so very rare this time of year. I so appreciate free water from the sky, and so will my tiny garden.
The tropey bit of fun fluff I finished recently is off to copyedit, and now it's time to turn to another project or two.
This entry was originally posted at https://sartorias.dreamwidth.org/1027914.html. Please comment there using OpenID.