Stuff

Larry has us playing hooky from the fair this weekend. It's making me feel really guilty and anxious, as if I'm skipping school and might get caught. Heh.

It is soooooo cold here. Glad I'm not sleeping in the camper tonight.

Still alive!
Just got back from the renfaire, on my way to work now, and oh so tired. Using a tasteless icon today. *points at it* Baaaaad. Also, lost all ability to type completee sentences.
Will be back in computerland this week or so. Maybe.
Love, love!
~Lori

Life is a busy whirl these days. New and interesting things happen all the time, many of which would be worth writing about here, but unfortunately I don‘t have the mental energy to type anything coherent. Funny that. I ramble along about nothing most of the year, and when I finally have something to say, something that might actually *gasp* start a discussion of some sort (or at the very least be mildly useful or interesting to someone), I just don’t have the time.

Still, there’s a few ideas for posts lurking around in the back of my head. Perhaps I'll get around to it in the future? Just so I don’t forget, here’s a list:

1. Fic recs of free online books and short stories (original fic, not fanfic)
2. Creative energy (soooo much to say about this, it seems to be the theme for this month)
3. Creative energy Part II--People are crazy, but artists are the worst
4. Learning to draw anime and other current projects

In other news, I’m still alive. Hi. I may not manage to get around to commenting much, but I’m still reading your posts. I even wrote a haiku about it:

Sendin out gude vibes
Just liek an lol cat
For whut its wurth. Yo.

(What? I never said I was a poet!) :P

Anyway, I hope to be around more soon. Miss you guys!
Much love,
Lori

We had a beautiful couple of days for the last weekend of the festival: lovely weather, huge crowds, and a Celtic Christmas theme that had everybody in the holiday shopping mood. It was great! I sold out of ocarinas by three o'clock on Sunday afternoon. (Yay for having money to buy a new transmission!) The rest of the day was spent walking around the fair instead of working. I watched a couple of shows that I've been wanting to see for years, and at the end of the day I went up to the arena to see the fireworks show. It is so much more spectacular from the top of the hill than it is through the trees behind the cart.



The end of a show is always a little sad, especially when I know I won't be going on the road again for a while. Today, people are packing up to go to Louisiana and Florida and Arizona. Part of me is just dying to do the same--I'll miss having friends nearby--but mostly I'm just looking forward to staying in one place to rest.