this is the exciting part.

[lagilman]

After a red-ink day (the ongoing teardown and rebuild of Vinart #1, now with Extra! Added! Swearing), it was soothing to switch to blue ink. The contracts for Mustang and Dragon Virus came, and I spent the morning [for my definition of morning, which is 6-10am] going over them (no surprises, but I don't sign legal documents without knowing what's in them) and packing them up for mailing.

There. That's done. Back to the swearing.

[it's always this way with a new universe. You think you know the rules and then suddenly something come into focus and whoa, lookit that, Newton was right and all the laws have to be rewritten! Textbook publishers must've hated Newton]

Oh, and for those who care about such things, pending someone at Pocket going "is not!," we're looking at VINEART WAR, BOOK 1: FLESH AND FIRE.

Assuming I finish the fkcuer in time. Send coffee chocolate towelboys a masseuse and a bottle of bourbon.


Also: am I the only one who has bookmarked change.gov? No, I didn't think so....

Also also: Gail Collins on being Gracious in Victory. Especially funny for those of us who had to put up with Joe Lieberman for any length of time

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[smoemeth.livejournal.com]

am I the only one who has bookmarked change.gov?

Wow, I had somehow missed this ... now I'm getting chills all over again. :)

Could it be that the campaign promises ... gasp ... weren't all empty?!

Now I've bookmarked it too. :)

(Alas, I just found out I'll be out of the country on Jan. 20. I was hoping to be able to get to D.C. for Inauguration Day, just to be in the city. Oh well.)

[elaine-brennan.livejournal.com]

Joe -- yuck, ptui. I didn't take having him as one of my senators into consideration when I made the decision to come back to Connecticut.

[mmegaera.livejournal.com]

No, you're not the only one who's bookmarked change.gov. But I do need to go look at it again, I haven't since just after the election.

[lagilman]

I never thought the promises were empty, I'm just hoping they're maintainable....

And it looks like I will be in DC for the shindig, as a lowly street-watching peon, of course. Bu there!

(and you know me and crowds, so this is significant)

[lagilman]

Hearing someone say good things about Ole' Joe makes me want to spit, to get the bad taste out of my mouth. I don't mind a certain amount of ego in a politician, but his Me me ME! actions were just one thing too many to swallow.