You see, I'm busy right now. No, I'm not curing cancer and yes, I'm sure I could be doing more important things like blogging. But I have enough on my plate to keep me from posting in this blog. And since I don't want to turn this into a whine and cheese party, I'll spare you the boring details. No really, they are boring. Unless you define exciting as creating a Microsoft Project file for a fake company's desire for a new human resources system. And if that's exciting for you, you're crazy.
Moving on, we have some new photos. First is the trip to the zoo in Richmond. I missed it, but it sounded like a lot of fun. The kids (and grown-ups) all came back with great stories to share about all the animals they saw.
Then we have Elizabeth's small birthday party at the local dinner theater. We're season ticket holders that (have been for years) and that's where she wanted to celebrate her birthday. There were some complications, but it all turned out for the good.
Will I be posting more? Yes, I've had my arm twisted enough by those nameless readers and I'll work on my thoughts of chicken poop and other ramblings.
5 comments:
TK42ONE: Wow. Rarely have I been taken so seriously. Two posts! :)
John Zeleznik: Apparently, since I got two posts out of him, almost immediately, he actually IS my bitch. :)
In all seriousness, good to read some new news from you, but as a former comics blogger who as you know, no longer posts comics on her blog, I understand when the blog cannot come first.
I'll keep my comments on that topic in my head lest Adam makes me his bitch too.
And we're still grumbling about the lack of comics. Aren't you going to debut your new line soon?
JOHN: I saw that Gaiman rant - it was awesome.
TK42ONE: I'm grumbling about the comics myself at this point. I do have some project in the works, but am still finishing up revisions on my book and submitting short fiction so it's taken a backseat. Hopefully some cool new stuff (that isn't rants or reviews) will be debuting in June. :)
oh, also, as if you haven't had enough nagging...
"more of a reader than a fan"?
Really? I think I'm TOTALLY at fan level... :)
Well, you are approaching that crazy, psycho level of fandom, but I still have a hard time thinking that I have "fans" out there. I mean, how can I be that good?
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