Abandoned at least until January 1st, for no other reason than I married a wonderful man who is a store owner.
It is the Christmas season, the season we celebrate Christ's birth -- and the final quarter of the fiscal year that keeps my children in shoes and tuition and Rick Riordan novels for the rest of the year.
So I will see you lovelies after the Christmas rush.
Until then, go discover a new cabernet that marries nicely with dark chocolate, shop and write well. Let me know what I've missed when I get back, okay?
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
It All Happens in the Thinktank
Writing takes a lot of time. So does laundry. And cooking. And cleaning.

I suppose I should toss in a couple of "real job" hours in there as well.
And Finding Things, Lost and Hidden. That takes a lot of time, too.
What I need is a laundry knight, a self-starter with a bright shining team to swoop in, and not only bring the dirty clothes down from their smelly spot in the hamper, but sort and wash them in my basement laundry dungeon-- the room unabashedly known as the thinktank of this Sparkly household. Hopefully, once done folding, mister fancypants will slip on those shiny *metallic is so hot right now* thigh high boots he's tucked into the laundry basket (see photo) and bring everything upstairs.
Until my chain mail'd dude in lather appears, or until my Badass Novel is finished, the piles reach epic proportions. I wonder if this has anything to do with my sudden yen to climb Mount McKinley. I'll bring my gear and scale the mess -- tomorrow. After I finish one more chapter.
I suppose I should toss in a couple of "real job" hours in there as well.
And Finding Things, Lost and Hidden. That takes a lot of time, too.
What I need is a laundry knight, a self-starter with a bright shining team to swoop in, and not only bring the dirty clothes down from their smelly spot in the hamper, but sort and wash them in my basement laundry dungeon-- the room unabashedly known as the thinktank of this Sparkly household. Hopefully, once done folding, mister fancypants will slip on those shiny *metallic is so hot right now* thigh high boots he's tucked into the laundry basket (see photo) and bring everything upstairs.
Until my chain mail'd dude in lather appears, or until my Badass Novel is finished, the piles reach epic proportions. I wonder if this has anything to do with my sudden yen to climb Mount McKinley. I'll bring my gear and scale the mess -- tomorrow. After I finish one more chapter.
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