The Fickleness of February
Feb. 17th, 2010 02:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
talkstowolvesI'm sorry for the lack of a free fiction posting last Friday, folks! My life has been a bit crazy recently, I must admit.
How crazy?
Well, last Monday, I celebrated my birthday with meat and drink and all good things. I'm now living my thirtieth year!
In what is becoming a horrifying tradition, I then promptly fell ill with food poisoning (or something like) and didn't fully recover until Friday. Friday is, of course, in the middle of my work-week.
Also, in an unexpected afternoon of magic, the Snow Queen saw fit to dump several inches of snow on Atlanta. This threw the rest of the weekend out of whack, as my employer sent me home early because of the snow (thence to work from home, actually). On Saturday, I was iced in: I live on top of a steep hill with one road up and that road was ice. Luckily, my employer understood and let me work from home then as well.
Now, I am slowly digging my way out from under the work that didn't get done while I was ill. Expect to see pictures of Snow! in the South! (that's why it's mad), two posts concerning free fiction this week, and my debut blogging for Cabinet des Fées.
In the meanwhile, who fancies reading a poem of mine in draft?
This entry was originally posted at Livejournal on February 16th, 2010. You can comment here or there.
How crazy?
Well, last Monday, I celebrated my birthday with meat and drink and all good things. I'm now living my thirtieth year!
In what is becoming a horrifying tradition, I then promptly fell ill with food poisoning (or something like) and didn't fully recover until Friday. Friday is, of course, in the middle of my work-week.
Also, in an unexpected afternoon of magic, the Snow Queen saw fit to dump several inches of snow on Atlanta. This threw the rest of the weekend out of whack, as my employer sent me home early because of the snow (thence to work from home, actually). On Saturday, I was iced in: I live on top of a steep hill with one road up and that road was ice. Luckily, my employer understood and let me work from home then as well.
Now, I am slowly digging my way out from under the work that didn't get done while I was ill. Expect to see pictures of Snow! in the South! (that's why it's mad), two posts concerning free fiction this week, and my debut blogging for Cabinet des Fées.
In the meanwhile, who fancies reading a poem of mine in draft?
This entry was originally posted at Livejournal on February 16th, 2010. You can comment here or there.