Ah. So *that* is what’s wrong with me. I’m sick. Ugh.
And Dayquil is my friend. Keith says I did this same icky sicky thing during this stage of work on books one and two. I don’t recall. And I have to appear as a casting director at an LMU acting class this afternoon. Dayquil, save me!
Spied in Blogland today… someone who feels like I do about the telephone and a brilliant surviving-a-family-wedding blog. Enjoy visiting those! I’m going back to bed ’til it’s time to leave.
Ew. Don’t be sick. Happy health vibes headed your way, chica!
hope you feel better soon, bonnie! My hip is still giving me fits. Know of a cheap chiropractor who will do a one-time adjustment? Not one of the “oh, you’ll need like 20 visits for us to fix that!” types.
Sorry you’ve been sick, Bonnie! I hope you’ll be back to your old self soon.
Oh, and I totally prefer e-mail to the phone. Mainly because I have a couple of friends who expect me to be their therapist on the phone 😉 — In e-mail it’s a lot easier….
I LOVE the “Giant Effin’ Q” – of both varieties.
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What a good read (about the phone)! I REALLY am anti-phone too…I tend to end up in 2-3 hour conversations that I don’t really have time for half the time! When I do call people, it’s mainly just family and long distance friends and it has to be done via a “phone date,” where I set aside time…but not very often! With email, why do we NEED long-ass phone conversations? Writing is far better for the soul, in my opinion. :o)