For everyone else, what that means is "as long as it doesn't ruin the atmosphere and is in the spirit of the SCA." So no classic rock, but it doesn't have to be traceable back to pre-1600 or in a style that was documentable from that time period.
I started writing a new novel today. I managed just over 2000 words. I hope to have it finished by the end of July, even though I have a dozen other projects on the go.
I started writing a new novel today. I managed just over 2000 words. I hope to have it finished by the end of July, even though I have a dozen other projects on the go.
I did this over the weekend as well. Rewriting a previous story for like the tenth time (it never turns out how I want it to). Don't really have a goal as to when it'll be finished though.
Don't really have a goal as to when it'll be finished though.
That'll be your problem.
Yeah, I know. But it's just the nature of my "job" right now that the schedule changes all the time. I can't be like, "Well, I have this much time after work and this much time on the weekend" because I simply don't know if that will be the case.
Man, last time I went to the doctor was because I had bronchial pneumonia. So, I switched to menthol cigs, took my antibiotics regularly, and spent a lot of time in bed being utterly delusional. And still managed to do my radio show - that's right, Half the chatter on The Rundown came about because I was half a hair away from hallucinating, most of the time. The very first episode, I somehow thought/was halfway hallucinating I got an email from Kenshiro, and I read it aloud on air. It said "YATATATATATATA. You're already dead."
The show notes I typed up on my typewriter during that time were SPECTACULARLY weird and surreal.
No, because that means I'd have to dig through all of my stuff and find them, then retype them or find a way to scan them, and then post them. IF I didn't throw them out when I moved. I'll post them next I see them.
My little cousin graduated yesterday as valedictorian of his school. He mentioned me various times during his speech as an inspiration. I have never felt such a strange mix of embarrassment and pride...
Still, being valedictorian of a class of over one thousand is impressive, specially considering there were over 40 people with 4.0 unweighted GPAs.
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The show notes I typed up on my typewriter during that time were SPECTACULARLY weird and surreal.
I'll post them next I see them.
Still, being valedictorian of a class of over one thousand is impressive, specially considering there were over 40 people with 4.0 unweighted GPAs.