I really like having my feet back.
By the time the gout cleared, the other doggie was barking, to the point of being stiff and painful in itself. That was just stress strain though, and today I walk normally, and not like I’ve been hitting the JD. The absence of pain: coolness!
Been making slow progress on the WIP. Problem is that I have 3 WIP; all the little things I want to do with each is blending and mushing together in head, so unfortunately little is actually squeezing out of the fingers to screen. Just gotta focus, I tell myself…
Would storing your work on a site such as Google Documents be useful? I currently have all my writing on three places. Flash drive, desktop, and burned to disk as a backup. No paper, except for the old stuff. I’d hate to lose everything is something unforeseen happened -- and that brought the thought of the Google Documents to mind. Would keeping them there, where potentially anyone can access them, after their rights at all? There are some odd twists to publication rights that are somewhat confusing.
The thought of a site like this to store you work just seems convenient. You can lose the flash drive, the desktop’s hd can crisp, and the disks can go up in a fire, but that site set-up would still make the work available. Humm.
More and more of the cool shows are stalling on TV. Now there’s a place a writer has power, when networks’ rating are made by the quality of their re-runs! When the strike is done and new stuff is on, I think the country will be a ghost town -- everyone will be inside watching the new stuff, and off the streets!
What Ever Happened To: Doris Pischeria? Loved that parallel universe stuff!