Same post as previously, Asian edition: I need to schedule a bunch of SF/F writers, editors, etc. for both the podcast and our new Saturday panel series (think of it as a distributed convention!). I’m honestly a little spoiled for choice — I know SO MANY great people in the field, and I’m getting a […]
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Arya says, “Lounging is also a task that you can cross off your list. Be sure to allocate enough time for it in your calendar.” #catwisdom
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Arya says, “Mama, aren’t you supposed to be working on computer stuff today? Catching up on that massive e-mail backlog?” To which I say, “But look — I took this rather glaringly bright pink secondhand dresser that I got for $20 and using the last dregs of leftover grey paint, turned it into a nice
Aryabhata, I have things to do today, things that require me actually standing up and moving around… (30 seconds of purring cat)
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Quick note to anyone I owe things to that I’ve been under the weather this week. Some random bug I picked up from Kavi (Kev and I just got back our mandatory PCR COVID test results, negative, so it’s not that). She missed two days of school last week with sore throat and general exhaustion,
One batch blooming, second batch started…
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I’m not sure what it was yesterday, but I just collapsed. It was a fairly intense work day — had a podcast recording for two hours in the morning to start, with Fred Berman, the audiobook narrator for my co-host Benjamin Rosenbaum‘s _The Unravelling_. The audiobook drops in two weeks, and we thought it’d be
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Love travelling, love coming home. I’ve done a little urgent work today, and have a meeting coming up, but planning to be on semi-holiday for a few more days. Happy Romjul, folks! Hope you’re resting. “In Norwegian, Dead Week is known as romjul, a word that combines the Norse words for “room” or “space” and
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Aryabhata says, “Didn’t your semester end yesterday? Aren’t you supposed to be resting now? Look at me, Mommy. Like this, see?”
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