"I cannot pretend that I felt any regret."

[greygirlbeast]

Wow. 2012 feels exactly like 2011, so far.

I still have to replace the OLD calendar with the NEW calendar.

Not much to say. Spooky's better. I'm pretty much well. Today I have to get the corrected ms. for Confessions of a Five-Chambered Heart and The Yellow Book finished, because all my other obligations have caused me to neglect this far too long (we're talking months).

If you've not yet preordered the collection (and free hardback chapbook that comes with the limited edition), please do so. Same for The Drowning Girl: A Memoir, if you possibly can. Thank you.

And now I got forth to attend to little red marks on white pages.

Uncorrectable,
Aunt Beast

Comments

[inthetatras]

Good to hear that Spooky is better.

[humglum.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I am a much more useful human being when not saddled with a fever and the achy delirium that accompanies it.

Unfortunately, I started feeling vastly better at about 4am, which meant I was awake til almost 6. Whee!

[inthetatras]

Whee indeed. The "not starting to feel better until several hours past midnight" thing is familiar; I totally know what you're talking about.

[andrian6.livejournal.com]

My old calendar still hangs in my office. But I'm loathe to get rid of Edward Gorey's art for any reason, even if to replace it with a new one.

[sovay]

I still have to replace the OLD calendar with the NEW calendar.

I just did that. It's still John William Waterhouse, though, so it doesn't look like much has changed.