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Dec. 19th, 2010 12:30 amThis morning was dedicated to pretending I was a student and this afternoon and late evening, to the Conflux cookbook. Tomorrow morning first thing is pondering desserts for the 2011 Conflux banquet and after that the day will be split between studentstuff and cookbook stuff.
I had an awesome break this evening and the very strange weather gave me some forced breaks during the day. The very strange weather has also led to my capacity to write interesting prose being significantly diminished.
I know it was the weather and not the 3 glasses of alcohol I drank when I visited friends, because I discovered the loss when I was working on the cookbook earlier. I switched from writing to editing and work was completed and I am happy. I hadn't prewritten the blog, though, so you're just a little bit stuck with whatever state my wordbrain has ended in.
In the meantime, the weather has gone from interesting to plain bizarre: it's less than 7 degrees outside. We're almost up to the summer solstice and the temperature is almost frosty and the near-frost will be chased by a thunderstorm.
Anyhow, I've done the bulk of the cool work on the Regency Gothic dinner chapter and all that remains is persuading the recipes that they're all allowed to be in the same format and should be alphabeticised. This latter is slow and tedious and very, very worthy. Tomorrow afternoon is the time for the slow, tedious and very, very worthy, I think.
I had an awesome break this evening and the very strange weather gave me some forced breaks during the day. The very strange weather has also led to my capacity to write interesting prose being significantly diminished.
I know it was the weather and not the 3 glasses of alcohol I drank when I visited friends, because I discovered the loss when I was working on the cookbook earlier. I switched from writing to editing and work was completed and I am happy. I hadn't prewritten the blog, though, so you're just a little bit stuck with whatever state my wordbrain has ended in.
In the meantime, the weather has gone from interesting to plain bizarre: it's less than 7 degrees outside. We're almost up to the summer solstice and the temperature is almost frosty and the near-frost will be chased by a thunderstorm.
Anyhow, I've done the bulk of the cool work on the Regency Gothic dinner chapter and all that remains is persuading the recipes that they're all allowed to be in the same format and should be alphabeticised. This latter is slow and tedious and very, very worthy. Tomorrow afternoon is the time for the slow, tedious and very, very worthy, I think.