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Sunday, January 2, 2011

Brain Ain't Gonna Think Anymore

I AM ALMOST DONE!!!
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.

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5 comments:

  1. lauraborealisJanuary 2, 2011 at 7:00 PM

    Your book is going to be great. Better than you think.

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  2. femminismoJanuary 2, 2011 at 7:37 PM

    So 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!

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  3. MarzJanuary 2, 2011 at 11:53 PM

    OMG YOU ARE ALMOST DONE!
    *_*

    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.

    *_*

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  4. momoJanuary 3, 2011 at 11:33 PM

    The last slog! Cue "little engine that could" noises.
    I am almost done grading as well, due tomorrow by 4 PM, why did I procrastinate so HARD this weekend, aaahh!

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  5. FrescaJanuary 4, 2011 at 9:04 AM

    Bless you, LAURA. I have a secret hope you're right.

    FISMO: 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.

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