Tag Archives: lazy weekend
May is here! Where’s my next book?
It’s coming, it’s coming! Last time we checked in, a month ago, I’d just finished chapters I to VI of The Shortcut, although the name is still under consideration. The Long Way Home appeals to me as a name too, as … Continue reading
Wiggles and Viggles, Walder and Freja
Today we’re headed to the naming ceremony and accompanying tea and cakefest for my second nephew, Viggo. Many congratulations and respectful tips of the titular hat to the parents who are doing a spectacular job under challenging circumstances. I mean, … Continue reading
What was that weekend all about? What? And now it’s Monday? What a world.
Day 56. 161 pages, 58,131 words. Dang it, working on it – almost there. Well, as my blog title for today would seem to suggest, the weekend was a very surreal affair. We thought we were going to be super-busy … Continue reading
Interlude: Sleepy Sunday
Day 66. 210 pages, 103,826 words. No progress, but I’ve got high hopes for the weekend. Resting on my laurels a little after yesterday, whether you think that’s warranted or not. The Hell with it, I had a great time … Continue reading
Night of the Living Deadpool: Part 2
Word count: Holiday mode. Alright, I am out of time again already today, having spent all of my morning cleaning up the bar. More about that on Wednesday, maybe. Holiday mode. Let’s spend a little more time raving about how … Continue reading
Bla Bla Bla Bla Wars, Episode VI, Part II
Day 23. 83 pages, 39,380 words. I am headed to Mr. Fahrenheit’s place today for another movie marathon so let’s see, there may be some reviews in our future. For now, though, the lost .txts of 2002 get their penultimate … Continue reading
Bla Bla Bla Bla Wars, Episode VI, Part I
Day 22. 81 pages, 38,112 words. Friday is here, and with it the first part of my final instalment of the great lost .txt dig of 2002. At least until I can be bothered dusting off any more of this … Continue reading
Hatboy's Hatstand 
Bla Bla Bla Bla Wars, Episode VI, Part III
Day 24. 84 pages, 39,934 words. And so the weekend ends, and with it the lazy-arse lost .txts of 2002, at least for now. Back to scheduled programming tomorrow. — Starring Mark Hamill as GEORGE W. SKYWALKER Harrison Ford as … Continue reading →