Right now my feet are doing the “neuropathy dance” for the first time in, well, months. I figure it’s either a new front coming through as it’s supposed to rain tomorrow, or it’s hormones, or it’s both. I doubt it’s my blood glucose because it’s been pretty good over the past couple of days. Of course, the real test will be on Monday, when I see Dr. E. for my hemoglobin A1C test. A little later I’ll have my hubby rub my…
Well, the Hubby is getting better, if you don’t count his cold. Two of the cats, Tika and Cotton, have been to see the vet (finally!) and now have been dewormed and given shots for their itchy skin (and flea treatment, as well). Boy #2 has been busy. He won his second basketball game 16-10 and was very happy. He also got a special t-shirt for scoring Advanced on the state achievement test last spring (one of five in his school to…
The Hubby broke a tooth some time ago, and late last week, another piece broke off, making it difficult for him to talk. The remaining sharp edge bothered his tongue and the inside of his cheek. So yesterday I tracked down a dentist who was taking new patients (ended up being an out-of-insurance-plan doctor as we only have three on our list right now, one of whom does only braces, the second of whom is not taking new patients, and the…
Updated The White Winds in the wee hours of the morning this morning. I now have ideas on where and how to go on with it. Same for Overtures. However, there’s only a week left to get my Valentine’s challenge fic done. So that’s my next task. It’s going to be a Kyrano fic, and I have a title. Now to write it. The kids have a four day weekend, the Hubby has a two day weekend (MLK holiday). Basketball starts…
I just got my order from FABGearUSA! The 40th anniversary Thunderbirds soundtrack, and a set of 8 movie pencils. I’ve sharpened the pink one (man, that eraser is day-glo pink!) and put it in my pencil cup! Guess what I’ll be listening to on the way to pick up the kiddies? No ABBA for us this afternoon. Overtures 15 is almost ready… I’m not sure where to break the introduction of Lou to Penelope, but Lou is feeling rather…
Well, it’s that time of year, friends. Time to make our New Year’s resolutions. Here are mine: 1. Stick to my diet more closely. 2. Get back on track with FlyLady. 3. Cook more so Hubby doesn’t have to. 4. Finish my current stories… and the story arc. 5. Exercise. 6. Thought of this one this morning: Complete NaNoWriMo in November. I think that’s it for now. Let’s see how well I do by next December. Happy…
I’ve posted the new story, Grandpa’s Hat, at ff.net. Some of the people who read it in my livejournal complained that they couldn’t make any comment, so now they can leave a review if they so desire. As for the writer’s block, I’ve got to do some research on Thailand (C. suggested that as a venue) and on building implosions. I think I have the rescue I need. Once I have the research in hand, I can go back…
I worked most of the day yesterday on making a fic out of a plot bunny I picked up at LiveJournal’s fanficrants, trying to get rid of my writer’s block. I think it might work. I at least have a possible rescue for Overtures… one that has no link to the three I listed in the other chapter. The new fic, Grandpa’s Hat, is a Jeff-oriented reminiscing fic. I hope it’s well received. I’m waiting until Saturday (I think)…
One of my reviewers said she wanted to see some action… so I thought I might write another rescue at this point in Overtures. Somehow, it’s not working. I had three different scenarios that I had mentioned in one of the previous chapters, and somehow, not one of them are shaping up as good rescues. I thought that a “look for a lost family in an African national park” would work, but the park I chose is very small,…
Went shopping with the kids today and then on to the library, which was closed due to the power being out. So, since the Hubby had been telling us how horrific the damage from the ice storm was on his route, we decided to take a little detour on the way home and drive down some of the streets that are in his route. Whew! Our neighborhood got off very, very lightly. We turned down Earle Street, a historical…
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