Greetings from sunny Florida!
Mar. 21st, 2008 11:16 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
swan_towerYesterday I went swimming, then sat out in the sun to let my hair dry. *^_^*
I do so love ICFA. Even if it makes me get up at 7:30 in the morning to do a reading (and many thanks to the few hardy souls who came by to listen to us). Anyway, by a lovely coincidence of fate, my reading fell on the same day that I was planning to post my next excerpt from Midnight Never Come.
That's the second part of what I read (and be sure to click past that initial page; there's more to be had). The first part was, of course, the prologue; for the third part, you'll have to wait a while, as it won't be posted until shortly before the book comes out.
Which is far too long from now. <sigh>
I do so love ICFA. Even if it makes me get up at 7:30 in the morning to do a reading (and many thanks to the few hardy souls who came by to listen to us). Anyway, by a lovely coincidence of fate, my reading fell on the same day that I was planning to post my next excerpt from Midnight Never Come.
That's the second part of what I read (and be sure to click past that initial page; there's more to be had). The first part was, of course, the prologue; for the third part, you'll have to wait a while, as it won't be posted until shortly before the book comes out.
Which is far too long from now. <sigh>
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Date: 2008-03-21 06:12 pm (UTC)*intense jealousy*
Maybe next year...
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Date: 2008-03-25 04:32 pm (UTC)By which I mean, I smacked myself with a high-speed beanbag in every available body part including the back of my head.
(One of the award finalists is apparently a beginner poi-spinner, and she had brought her practice beanbags. I learned a couple of simple moves, but it was getting too late at night for me to master the three-beat weave, and eventually I had to admit defeat. But one presumes she'll be back next year . . . .)