Friday, February 3, 2000
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Why Too Kay? Two who? Ach, Happy Imbolc!
A BLESSED BRIGID'S DAY TO ALL! Or Groundhog's day, for those of you attuned to the American Secular Calendar.
And for those of you asking, "What's Imbolc?" I offer the following links: The Witches' Voice, week of Jan 31 and "You Call It Groundhog Day, We Call It Imbolc". Here in Boulder, it looks like we'll have 6 more weeks of winter in the afternoons but an early spring in the mornings. Go figure.
And while we're discussing natural phenomena, did you catch that stunning lunar eclipse a coupla weeks back? Gonna stick around for the next one?
IN OTHER HOME IMPROVEMENT NEWS, The frame finally came in for our Yule Present (at right); it's now on our wall and is absolutely gorgeous.
WRITING NEWS: The final edit went to Mercurial about a month ago. Haven't heard from them since, nor from The Ink Blotter. On the other hand, I did finally get a response from Illumination Arts regarding Kit's First Spell. Okay, it was a rejection letter. But it was a multiple choice rejection letter that had circled "Nice story," "Well written," and "Does not meet our present needs." That's about as nice as you can get without being personal! I think Kit's going to visit Cricket Magazine next.
I'VE BEEN BAD... 'Fraid I've been working and cross-stitching and playing games more than I've been writing or updating this web site. Maybe next week I'll tell you about that.
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IN WHICH the Author speaks at tedious Length about the Writing of this Manuscript and sundry recent Events. (Last updated 02/04/00)
In which she reminisces to the Brink of Obsession on her beloved but three-thousand-mile distant Homeland.
In which the World, itself a dream, dreams the Author and her Readers in turn.
In which, as in the Hoard of a Dismal Dragon, reside the many Writings, Books, and Scrapbooks of the Author's Collection. The Reader is encouraged to contribute.
In which we learn something of virtual Bookbinding.
In which the Author finally goes mad.
An History, with links.