Tea: Arctic Storm, ginger added, with honey
Music: Bruce Cockburn, "Lovers in a Dangerous Time"
Time: Afternoon
I'm still stuffed up, but the tea is helping. So are my Reed's Ginger Chews, a long-distance gift from a dear friend.
As I'm sure you've noticed by now, musical references in post titles don't always match the musical selections in the posts themselves. Such is the case today, as it was here and here and here. Here, too.
Today's lyric is borrowed, slightly adapted, from the Rainmakers' "A Million Miles Away" -- not to be confused with the (also excellent) Plimsouls song of the same name.
Tomorrow will mark one month since I left my old job. Today would have been my tenth anniversary there. The fact that I wrote "tenth" instead of "10th" is an indication that I'm already comfortable with shedding some of the old ways.
Freelancing is a challenge. The hunt for story ideas, and for people who will pay me to put them into words, is a daily effort. But I'm glad I am where I am now. I've met good people, some of whom already have become part of my life.
Today's story:
J. Sheridan Le Fanu, Carmilla
Just because.
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Cup XXI: The Skin of the Earth is Moving, and the Continents are Adrift
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life change,
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Plimsouls,
scary stories,
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the Rainmakers
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Congrats on finding a new groove out of the AP style.
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