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I read Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier, which was good, Unbearable Lightness by Portia di Rossi, which was good and scary, and Model by Cheryl Diamond, which was interesting but weirdly empty.
Still having trouble writing posts, but then again I spend most of my time sleeping.
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The GesMa chat is now live! (Still at thecuddlyduckling <3) -
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MY DISABILITY BACKPAY CAME THROUGH.
So happee. ;_; I have monies now~ Until I pay bills anyhow, but omg it is SO WONDERFUL to have more than $20 in my bank account. *Kermit flail* -
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HEY GESMA PEOPLES
The forums for GesMa have been rearranged for user-friendliness (I hope!). Everything's been consolidated, and should be more navigable.
I will need lots of help figuring out where stories go, so please drop me a line! Some of the decisions might be communal, so starting next week, there will be a chat from 4pm PST to at least 8pm ( Read more... ) -
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Well, I can add The Strain by Guillarmo del Toro and Chuck Hogan as well as Bloodsucking Fiends by Christopher Moore to my finished pile. I indulged in the second Moore because I really needed some funny in my life. XD;
In other news, I've been accepted for disability, so YAY. It is a big relief, but it'll be a bigger relief when the money ( Read more... ) -
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THANKS BE TO GOD. I finally trudged through two books who were seriously holding up this train. The Emperor of All Maladies by Siddhartha Mukherjee and The Passage by Justin Cronin. Both are good books, though Cronin was the one with serious verbal diarrhea. Dr Mukherjee's book is about cancer, which isn't exactly a fun subject to read about, but ( Read more... ) -
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Sage asked me to come up with some emblems/symbols to be used on the RH wiki (they also double as canon emblems), and I thought I'd make a post showing my progress and whatnot ( Read more... ) -
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Finished Poe: A Life Cut Short by Peter Ackroyd (apparently if you write non-fiction, a subtitle is an absolute must) and I, Robot by Isaac Asimov, bringing my total to 21. I need to have 25 by the end the month, but I think it won't be too difficult to achieve. Though I really must sit down and finish reading The Emperor of All Maladies before I ( Read more... ) -
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I can add two new books to my score: Whose Body? by Dorothy L. Sayers (Mystery #3) and The Wave: A Journey Into the Dark Heart of the Ocean by Susan Casey (Science/Health #2). Both are really good. <3 The latter is about ocean waves (surprise!) but also a lot about tow surfing.
I've also discovered that 99% of the time, I'll wake up feeling like ( Read more... )