This is Sartorius's fault

Since I listed this for her fun Year-End question, "What are you reading (and writing) right now," I thought I'd reproduce it here.

"I'm re-reading BRIDE OF THE RAT GOD, and working my way through an old Jennifer Crusie (research) TELL ME LIES, and ANATOMY OF MOVEMENT (so ANATOMY OF MOVEMENT EXERCISES will make the most sense) and DO WHAT YOU ARE (Myers-Briggs stuff) and JULIA'S KITCHEN WISDOM and LANDSCAPING WITH HERBS and the Antique Rose Emporium's GUIDE TO OLD ROSES.... Just finished the new Lee-Miller short story, "Necessary Evils," which I highly recommend.

And some unpublished stuff for writer Alexis Glyn Latner, plus my own stuff.

Just finished writing a 1000 word humor piece for a medical fundraiser for Yard Dog Press writers. Hope to return to the new Alfreda this weekend, but shoveling through piles of paper was actually scheduled this week!"

And y'all?

Who asked about icon generators?

This was the one I used (thanks, kaygo, who bookmarked hers where she could find it!)

http://www.abi-station.com/iconmaker/index_en.shtml

Since Sliced Bread drawing to a close--want to help?

Have a moment for an explanation? Here's your chance to help fund a new way of looking at getting the homeless back into safe housing.
( Economists say the formula works )

So--if you haven't been swept away already by another "Sliced Bread" idea, give the ULW your vote.

If nothing else, it will drive Dick Cheney nuts...

And thank you for your attention.

Record!

We cleared off the dining room table (a serious victim of Cat Gravity*, if you know Robin Wood's book) for Christmas dinner. The goal--keep it clean. I'm willing to say, anything put on it has to be gone by bedtime.

As of this moment, it is still empty, except for the cat centerpiece (a statue given to us for housewarming--he'll go in the labyrinth eventually.)

I'm rather pleased.


*Robin has a frame site, so this link goes to her book page--you need to click on Cat Gravity from there.