I am pretty sure this counts as some form of getting schooled.

[seajules]

One sale, the poem "Kindler," to, uh, Star*Line, in fact.

Also, kinda hilariously, the first step in creating a non-profit organization is picking the name under which the organization will incorporate.

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[tithenai]

Congratulations!!

As to names... *hissses suggestively*

[seajules]

That is so totally the one I'm going to propose, but I'm waiting to hear from Debbie on how she wants to handle it before I make the official motion and scrounge for some seconds. Are you signed up on the mailing list?

[tithenai]

On the Yahoo Listserv? I am -- but I so rarely read it lately! I have to start paying attention again.

[seajules]

I do the same thing. I try to skim each message to see if there's anything in there of particular interest to me, but I so often have brain fog, I miss things (same thing happens on my flist a lot). Also, when I have paid more attention, I frequently get irritated, so it's better for my mood to miss some things.

[seajules]

Thanks! The universe is a funny place sometimes.

[wordsofastory]

Congrats!

I am intrigued by all this talk of starting a non-profit, by the way.

[seajules]

Thanks!

It's a thing we're trying to do with the currently-named SFPA (Science Fiction Poetry Association). Since a bone of contention I (and others) have had with the organization is the name, and it's been thought that proposing a name change might go better if it was part of the status change to non-profit, it's kind of ironic that the first step in applying for non-profit is choosing the name.

[wordsofastory]

Ah, okay. And ha! That's good luck.

[seajules]

Thanks!

[seajules]

Thanks! And I think the universe is laughing, too.

[rachelmanija]

Congratulations! And also, ha-ha!

[seajules]

Thanks! It could only be better if I were naked and dripping wet.

[rachelmanija]

Here you go!

[seajules]

Now that that icon has shown up in this conversation, I feel complete. ;-)