Good things on Wednesday
Jul. 2nd, 2008 07:15 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mrissa1. My mom, who is a hero of the revolution, trimming all of our front bushes for us. Big task out of our hair! (And since she was going home to shower, I assume it's out of hers now, too.) Yay!
2. Really good cucumber on my lunch salad. Hey, I didn't say they had to be big good things.
3. Managing to keep my temper with a friend long enough to remember that there were really good reasons why I should cut her slack.
4. Being cut slack myself.
5. New framed![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
komododaikon photo on my office wall.
6. The extreme Swedishy Swedishness of this library book. Oh my goodness. It actually noted that if you read between the lines of one euphemism, you could discern...and then the thing you could discern was another euphemism. In other spots it is completely blunt about things American writing is not generally blunt about. Just in summary: very, very Swedish.
7. 1K of The True Tale of Carter Hall, with potential for more this evening.
8. Finishing figuring out the rest of the revisions for What We Did to Save the Kingdom, so now they are in tiny bite-sized pieces, and might be done in the available chunks of computer time while the vertigo gets bad. Maybe. You never know.
9. Finding a glimmer of hope that all of my behaving as though I can get somewhere with this...might mean that I can get somewhere with this.
10. Mango sorbet with dark chocolate bits on it. Nom.
Your turn.
2. Really good cucumber on my lunch salad. Hey, I didn't say they had to be big good things.
3. Managing to keep my temper with a friend long enough to remember that there were really good reasons why I should cut her slack.
4. Being cut slack myself.
5. New framed
komododaikon photo on my office wall.6. The extreme Swedishy Swedishness of this library book. Oh my goodness. It actually noted that if you read between the lines of one euphemism, you could discern...and then the thing you could discern was another euphemism. In other spots it is completely blunt about things American writing is not generally blunt about. Just in summary: very, very Swedish.
7. 1K of The True Tale of Carter Hall, with potential for more this evening.
8. Finishing figuring out the rest of the revisions for What We Did to Save the Kingdom, so now they are in tiny bite-sized pieces, and might be done in the available chunks of computer time while the vertigo gets bad. Maybe. You never know.
9. Finding a glimmer of hope that all of my behaving as though I can get somewhere with this...might mean that I can get somewhere with this.
10. Mango sorbet with dark chocolate bits on it. Nom.
Your turn.
