proof of life, briefly.

[lagilman]

Home. Very busy. Forgetting-to-eat kind of busy, as my body just reminded me. Ooops.



However, I am pleased to say that (thanks to Hero of the Revolution badgermirlacca who makes an excellent long-distance PA), it looks like I will be signing at the Harrisonburg (VA) B&N on October 27, and in Charlottesville (VA) B&N on October 28. I WILL expect to see everyone within driving distance there. Details to come.


And now I need to eat something, and stay very still until the food registers with my body....

EtA: I'm not sure what it says about me that the thought of ordering in food (for delivery!) was too exhausting, but I was able to rouse myself enough to brown rosemary, garlic, basil and onion in oil to go over pasta... (that, btw? is utter nom.)

Comments

[cypherindigo.livejournal.com]

If you are planning to drive in the Harrisburg PA area, let me know. I can think of several bookstores that would love to have you say "Hello"

[lagilman]

email me details and we can plot out the possibility...

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Ordering in food means dealing with people, and I expect you're full up after DragonCon. Though from the posts it sounded like you had a fantastic time.

[mtlawson.livejournal.com]

If there was ever any doubt, you're a foodie. ;-)

[jamileigh17.livejournal.com]

Because ordering delivery involves 1. Figuring out what of all the options you want, 2. calling, 3. waiting around for it to show up. As opposed to making a quick saute, which only involves rummaging up a pan, a few ingredients, and stirring. (And sounds delish!)

[lagilman]

If I weren't a foodie, I'd probably starve to death. Or at least miss a lot more meals.