I like money better.*
it's been about books more often lately than writing. today, a little of both.
I am nearly done with the Sherlock adventure. There's less than a quarter of the book left... i actually knew the answer to the one i read today. The Adventure of the Six Napoleons. as soon as Lestrade said that two had been broken. i was like "something's inside them!" win.
I started The Hours, the third book of the Meryl Streepathon (*which is where this quote comes from). This is the second, for sure, and possibly third book that also mentions her within the book. i will be keeping count of that too. i find it interesting that she is so very knit into the very fiber of the world. because Meryl Streep is fabulous. denying this would be like blasphemy.
I am unable to go with the husband and the baby to the family trip intended on taking with them. But this leaves me 10 days free of... everything, it seems. Sure, i have two jobs still but those eight to ten hours of being at home after, five of those days totally free of the real job. i felt i had to make a to-do list to make sure i had something to do every day and i wouldn't go mad, so used to being busy i am...
but i filled it up beyond what i can probably do. I miss so much the things i got to do when the husband and i were alone.
On all of my off days i will be spending a few hours at the coffee shop with my laptop and my headphones, a glass of iced coffee and probably a peanut butter cookie. and i will take the chopped up hunks of The Guide and i will put it back together the way it belongs. that's four days, maybe five. how much can i get done? half of it, at least, i hope. how many cigarettes will i smoke (because come on, i'll be alone for a week. yeah, i'm gonna buy a pack of cigarettes) a lot, i forsee.
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