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Apr. 18th, 2009 07:11 pmI am full of wonderful one-liners that I can't use, because they come from family and friends and I have strict privacy rules that prevent me discussing certain things. I'm finding this very frustrating.
I'm reading books that I can't discuss until two weeks or less before they are launched. This is also very frustrating.
And I'm waiting on replies from so many people about so many things. I've decided not to let this be frustrating. I've decided to assume that all news is bad news until it reaches me. That confines negatives to a very specific tranche of my life.
The big positive is next weekend. If anyone wants to see me in Sydney, we might be going out to dinner somewhere. It's a birthday thing. I need to bring my brain back from Melbourne (the rest of me arrived yesterday, but the brain decded to take the scenic route and got stuck in a cafe in Lygon Street) and work out what to do (and talk to Llyn), but if you think you might want to see me (and maybe hear some of these repressed one-liners) just leave a comment here or email me or talk to Llyn and we'll let you know what's happening.
I've decided that 48 is going to be a year of charm and harmony, because it's a charming and harmonious number. An old friend obviously read my mind on this, because she gave me Osamu Tezuka's Buddha. She is so much more classy than I am. I gave her son a really, truly awful decoration for pencils.
I'm reading books that I can't discuss until two weeks or less before they are launched. This is also very frustrating.
And I'm waiting on replies from so many people about so many things. I've decided not to let this be frustrating. I've decided to assume that all news is bad news until it reaches me. That confines negatives to a very specific tranche of my life.
The big positive is next weekend. If anyone wants to see me in Sydney, we might be going out to dinner somewhere. It's a birthday thing. I need to bring my brain back from Melbourne (the rest of me arrived yesterday, but the brain decded to take the scenic route and got stuck in a cafe in Lygon Street) and work out what to do (and talk to Llyn), but if you think you might want to see me (and maybe hear some of these repressed one-liners) just leave a comment here or email me or talk to Llyn and we'll let you know what's happening.
I've decided that 48 is going to be a year of charm and harmony, because it's a charming and harmonious number. An old friend obviously read my mind on this, because she gave me Osamu Tezuka's Buddha. She is so much more classy than I am. I gave her son a really, truly awful decoration for pencils.