I just cranked out 5,000 words today and I’m still behind. Mustn’t stop, mustn’t stop, mustn’t stop…
(Happy Thanksgiving, Americans. And, following quickly on its heels, Happy Rampant Commercialism Day. Hope none of you got trampled to death outside of Walmart. [I slept in and played around all day with my husband and child. And typed. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘holiday’
Gasp… gasp… gasp…
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Creative Writing, holiday, NaNoWriMo on November 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Babies, Babies, Everywhere
Posted in Comics, tagged Alaska, baby, Comics, holiday on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’ve been watching a friend’s baby, who was born about half a day after my baby (we’re working on the arranged marriage), and we all just had a lovely morning nap together. She’s a good kid. I could do this all the time if we’re just going to nap all the time!
I hope [...]
Je suis Jill.
Posted in Art, tagged Art, holiday on June 19, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I’m sleepy today. Maybe because it’s gotten all cloudy. It’s still warm, though, and I actually slept through most of the night, so it’s not so bad at all. Plus, I get to go visit my family for Padre’s Day. It may be the last time I’m down there before they move. Waaaah!
I have many [...]
Happy Mother’s Day!
Posted in Comics, tagged baby, Comics, holiday on May 11, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Woo-hoo! My first Mother’s Day! Not like my kid got me anything, but my parents and my parents-in-law did. Kind of a funny turn-around. (Actually, my parents got me something and Robert’s parents got their grandson something. Maybe I’ll put a picture of it up later.) So Robert and I got up at six in [...]
Seriously Not Cool
Posted in Comics, tagged Comics, holiday, scanner on May 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am… frustrated. That’s a gross understatement, but, as I don’t swear, it’ll have to do.
I can’t guarantee I’ll have a comic up by ten-thirty. I was going to be awesome and have it up early, surprise!, instead of late like every other day, but I’ve been trying to get first the scanner and then [...]