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Feb. 22nd, 2003 10:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
truepenny*glares at Friends list*
Would y'all post something? Sweet muscular Jesus, there are people dying of boredom over here!
Ahem. Sorry. The printer, which is about 10 years old, is a fab thing (and has now been labeled "sweet lumpy minion" to honor its dedication), but it is slow. And if some people are stupid enough to write 188,000 word novels, then ... well, I suppose, yes, they do get what they deserve.
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Have been whiling away the weary hours by adding to my Interests. V. amused to discover that my top three matches from the Similar Interests search are now![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
melymbrosia, papersky, and cliosfolly. So that works out nicely.
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Reply email from agent: novel-in-field rejected by Editor #1. :(
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melymbrosia has this link (from elynross), which just shows you what some people would do. I'm still speechless.
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*heart*librarian*heart*
renenet is the best. She is a goddess. She brought me, not only a xerox of "Hermits, Fords, and Bridge-Chapels" (Rev. Chas. Kerry, 1892), but also Mummies Made in Egypt, which I was recalling with great fondness somewhere or other. Full bibliographic information, in case anybody wants it for themselves or for a child friend/relation/acquaintance:
Aliki. Mummies Made in Egypt. 1979. New York: HarperCollinsPublishers, n.d. ISBN: 0-06-446011-8
Must now think of something v. nice to do for Renenet in return.
*ponders*
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Should be reading Cressy while leviathan-like ms prints. Not actually going to, but I thought I should acknowledge the existence of work I should be doing.
Would y'all post something? Sweet muscular Jesus, there are people dying of boredom over here!
Ahem. Sorry. The printer, which is about 10 years old, is a fab thing (and has now been labeled "sweet lumpy minion" to honor its dedication), but it is slow. And if some people are stupid enough to write 188,000 word novels, then ... well, I suppose, yes, they do get what they deserve.
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Have been whiling away the weary hours by adding to my Interests. V. amused to discover that my top three matches from the Similar Interests search are now
melymbrosia, papersky, and cliosfolly. So that works out nicely.***
Reply email from agent: novel-in-field rejected by Editor #1. :(
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melymbrosia has this link (from elynross), which just shows you what some people would do. I'm still speechless.***
*heart*librarian*heart*
renenet is the best. She is a goddess. She brought me, not only a xerox of "Hermits, Fords, and Bridge-Chapels" (Rev. Chas. Kerry, 1892), but also Mummies Made in Egypt, which I was recalling with great fondness somewhere or other. Full bibliographic information, in case anybody wants it for themselves or for a child friend/relation/acquaintance:Aliki. Mummies Made in Egypt. 1979. New York: HarperCollinsPublishers, n.d. ISBN: 0-06-446011-8
Must now think of something v. nice to do for Renenet in return.
*ponders*
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Should be reading Cressy while leviathan-like ms prints. Not actually going to, but I thought I should acknowledge the existence of work I should be doing.
