I am sick. I know this because:
a) I feel gross
b) everything takes 5 times longer than it should.
I am hopeful that it is just the light version of the plague that everyone else had, and that I will be feeling fine by tomorrow. (Is wishful thinking a symptom? because if it is I may have been sick for longer than I thought.) Anyway, the point is that I am not coherent enough to finish the epic post I have been working on (although the Nyquill writing added a certain something to it), so instead I am going to share some linky love. I have checked with the CDC, and there is no risk of contracting anything (except possible enjoyment!) by clicking on these links:
He Wrote, She Wrote -- they are prepping for the big publicity push for their upcoming book Don't Look Down. I find their collaboration so interesting --mostly I am just fascinated by how they are taking their two very different styles and beating them into cooperation. Plus bickering. But it seems like honest bickering and I am very interested by their process. (process is one of those annoying jargony words, but I can't think of a better one. Blame the drugs) If it seems like you are coming in on the middle of something, go back to the beginning -- there aren't that many posts.
Leslita is in Puerto Rico! Read here for updates on spanish keyboards, spam, and driving on sand! I want to go on vacation. Of course I have been saying that since before Leslita went to China, which was like 4 vacations ago for her. note to self: stop thinking, start doing.
Horreur Vacui -- another friend finally browbeat into blogging. Perhaps I should feel guilty? I don't. I wonder if browbeating is some sort of eldest-child syndrome?
Meg's Diary -- Meg Cabot's blog. I just like Meg so much -- I can't help it. Her Good News post a while back was just what the doctor ordered. Maybe if I read it again now I will be miraculously cured.
Whip Up: handcrafts in a hectic world -- this blog is awesome if you have any interest in craft-type stuff at all.
it's all one thing -- the blog of Will Shetterly. I haven't read any of his books, but I have been enjoying the blog so I will probably check them out some time or another.
a) I feel gross
b) everything takes 5 times longer than it should.
I am hopeful that it is just the light version of the plague that everyone else had, and that I will be feeling fine by tomorrow. (Is wishful thinking a symptom? because if it is I may have been sick for longer than I thought.) Anyway, the point is that I am not coherent enough to finish the epic post I have been working on (although the Nyquill writing added a certain something to it), so instead I am going to share some linky love. I have checked with the CDC, and there is no risk of contracting anything (except possible enjoyment!) by clicking on these links:
He Wrote, She Wrote -- they are prepping for the big publicity push for their upcoming book Don't Look Down. I find their collaboration so interesting --mostly I am just fascinated by how they are taking their two very different styles and beating them into cooperation. Plus bickering. But it seems like honest bickering and I am very interested by their process. (process is one of those annoying jargony words, but I can't think of a better one. Blame the drugs) If it seems like you are coming in on the middle of something, go back to the beginning -- there aren't that many posts.
Leslita is in Puerto Rico! Read here for updates on spanish keyboards, spam, and driving on sand! I want to go on vacation. Of course I have been saying that since before Leslita went to China, which was like 4 vacations ago for her. note to self: stop thinking, start doing.
Horreur Vacui -- another friend finally browbeat into blogging. Perhaps I should feel guilty? I don't. I wonder if browbeating is some sort of eldest-child syndrome?
Meg's Diary -- Meg Cabot's blog. I just like Meg so much -- I can't help it. Her Good News post a while back was just what the doctor ordered. Maybe if I read it again now I will be miraculously cured.
Whip Up: handcrafts in a hectic world -- this blog is awesome if you have any interest in craft-type stuff at all.
it's all one thing -- the blog of Will Shetterly. I haven't read any of his books, but I have been enjoying the blog so I will probably check them out some time or another.
I hope you are feeling better now - are you?
ReplyDeleteYes, thank you! Mostly better, anyway. I am still a little congested and tired, but it's nothing that sudafed and sleep won't fix.
ReplyDeleteMan, I got it too! I left work early and got some Zicam so hopefully I'll make some short work of it! Glad you're feeling better though!
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon! Being sick sucks. Gooo Zicam!
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