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Jan. 3rd, 2014 11:09 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chocolatepotI stayed home from work yesterday because of the snow, and I'm supposed to go in this afternoon. But Owen went out to the bank a little while ago, and he ended up getting pulled out of a ditch by a passing pick-up truck. The trouble is that we're kind of out in the country so the plowing is really spotty, and the road is also very winding and hilly. I'm considering calling my supervisor around lunchtime to explain. I feel very bad and guilty about all of it, but I'm not risking another accident to fold papers for four hours.
Because I've been reading a history of American musical comedy, I've been thinking about my 2012 NaNo, about 1920s fantasy vaudevillians. It still needs about ten pages on the end, because I got to 50,007 words and then went to bed, but unfortunately in rereading it it's got so many issues that I don't really feel like trying to get it in Kindlable condition. OTOH, the main characters are CUTIE PIES and it does seem like there's some hope for it, if I were to put in a lot of time and iron out the plot and make it a cohesive whole. Plus I now know more about the state of and types of theater in America in the early twentieth century, so.
I didn't say it before but I have Medicaid now. Cards and everything.
Because I've been reading a history of American musical comedy, I've been thinking about my 2012 NaNo, about 1920s fantasy vaudevillians. It still needs about ten pages on the end, because I got to 50,007 words and then went to bed, but unfortunately in rereading it it's got so many issues that I don't really feel like trying to get it in Kindlable condition. OTOH, the main characters are CUTIE PIES and it does seem like there's some hope for it, if I were to put in a lot of time and iron out the plot and make it a cohesive whole. Plus I now know more about the state of and types of theater in America in the early twentieth century, so.
I didn't say it before but I have Medicaid now. Cards and everything.
