A Million Flavors of Nothing at All.

[greygirlbeast]

Comments, please. Some evidence LJ isn't dead.

Yesterday, UPS brought the ARCs of Two Worlds and In BetweenLast night, I was going back through the blog and came across the short "to-do" list I made for April. I don't usually make "to-do" lists, because they tend to guarantee I'll not get anything done. However, I've done well this month. The Dark

Comments

[martianmooncrab]

A tumult of dreamstuff

I dreamed of huge chocolate Jackalopes, and couldnt decide if you started on the antlers first before going for those huge long ears.

[greygirlbeast]

I dreamed of huge chocolate Jackalopes, and couldnt decide if you started on the antlers first before going for those huge long ears.

That's

Just

Weird.

[martianmooncrab]

I will admit to taking Good Drugs for the back pain during this time.

[greygirlbeast]

Have just read "Tidal Forces" in Strahan's Eclipse 4 and thought it was phenomenal.

Thank you!

[joshrupp]

I'm glad SETI got cut. This would be the dumbest time possible to make first contact. It's equivalent to us taking a massive whiz on the floor and then bringing them a rolled up newspaper.

[greygirlbeast]

I'm glad SETI got cut. This would be the dumbest time possible to make first contact. It's equivalent to us taking a massive whiz on the floor and then bringing them a rolled up newspaper.

Erm...okay.

[greygirlbeast]

And how do the ARC's look ?!?!

No comment.

[acwise]

Your dream images are lovely. I'm picturing an underwater bookstore housed in the giant, bioluminscent skull of a whale, and I very much want to read the books one might find there.

A potentially odd question... Given all the photographs and descriptions you've posted of Providence and the surrounding area, have you ever considered creating something like a semi-fictional travel guide to the area? Not that you aren't busy enough already, just an idle thought. I'll be visiting Providence sometime soon, and before I do, I'm planning to read back through your journal entries to identify places I want to see while I'm there.

[greygirlbeast]

I'm picturing an underwater bookstore housed in the giant, bioluminscent skull of a whale, and I very much want to read the books one might find there.

Well, I didn't mean the images occurred simultaneously. But that works, too.

Given all the photographs and descriptions you've posted of Providence and the surrounding area, have you ever considered creating something like a semi-fictional travel guide to the area?

Very unlikely.