But I need to think, not just transcribe, to do the last bit, and my brain has declared it is done for the day, so I'm heading home.
Before I go, I'd wanted to get a shot of the Starbucks baristas in their distinctive green aprons, but everytime the iCamera went off, they had moved out of sight. (Hence the final duck face.)
Its 14°F outside, and chilly in here.
Your book is going to be great. Better than you think.
ReplyDeleteSo that is what a duck face looks like. My goodness - 14oF, and I thought 33 was cold. Just got back from the store and I'm roasting cauliflower. Wanted to try it in olive oil with garlic! Cheers, you writer you!
ReplyDeleteOMG YOU ARE ALMOST DONE!
ReplyDelete*_*
I just learned how to do that emoticon. Not quite sure how to use it yet, but *_* all the same.
Actually, I think it's for when you see a really smokin' picture of Shatner or someone; you go *_*
I wonder if future-keyboards will have "lol"/"omg"/facial-expression keys!
Anyway, yipee!
I'm having a celebratory orange for you, I am.
*_*
The last slog! Cue "little engine that could" noises.
ReplyDeleteI am almost done grading as well, due tomorrow by 4 PM, why did I procrastinate so HARD this weekend, aaahh!
Bless you, LAURA. I have a secret hope you're right.
ReplyDeleteFISMO: 33? That's warm! (Actually, in MN, anything in the double digits is OK (if there's no wind), but below that is a drag).
Yum, that roasted cauli sounds great!
MARZ: Hey, I did make that face, and it's just how I felt alright.
Telegraph operators had a code for "smiley face" for when they were chatting with each other over the lines. I don't know what it was...
MOMO: The little engine did!
If we work as hard as we procrastinate, we will always be OK.