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And I live here?

August 7, 2003

OMG, now it’s official. Califonia is CRAZY. Gary Coleman’s in the race. See this fabulously funny East Bay Express article on the governor-race-as-art-installation.

Also: This is great. New gifts to make for Christmas.

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Day 2 in the New House and I’ve Already Spilled Something

August 7, 2003

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Just because I CAN put up pictures, whenever I want! I just wanted to see his face again. Digit doesn’t repose easily, or gracefully, so when he does accidentally fall asleep on the bed next to me (so undignified!), I like to capture the moment.

Crap. Now I’m getting the cold that I felt trying to get me last week. I don’t feel sick yet, don’t feel anything but a mild ache under my skin and a thickening of my throat. That tap-tap-I’m-gonna-getcha feeling. Oh, hell, no. I’m not going without a kicking, screaming fight. Unfortunately, I’m working sixty hours this week, and I’m only half-way through. Damn.

BUT – I’m getting a lot of knitting done. Working on a modified ChicKami in that baby yarn I was using for the sweaters. Of course, I was at work last night, a brand new gorgeous big-as-they-come (but don’t admit Venti) mocha at my elbow. I turned to say something witty and sparkling to my co-workers and knocked the whole damn thing over. It flew, top cracking off while still in the air, a hard rain of mocha dropping through the room. Do you know how much coffee is in a Venti? The whole amount covered three computers, a fax machine, dripped into three drawers and drained under three floor rugs. I was devastated.

But I gotta tell ya. That Bernat baby yarn – that stuff is meant to be washed. It was the easiest mocha clean-up I had in the whole room. I had to scrub the keyboards, but I merely swiped at the yarn with a sponge and it lifted off. Hear this, young mothers. Or mothers of the young, whatever.

I was so tired driving home I forgot how to drive. Really. I made a right turn near my home and realized AFTER I had turned that I had forgotten to look left.

I will drink more coffee tonight. I won’t knock it over.

I still had energy when I got home, however, to play with Adah (note her Wendy mousies):

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She’s not possessed by the devil, I swear. (Wait – that could explain a lot…..)

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Welcome!

August 6, 2003

Hi there! Welcome!

This is my new glass house. It’s a little early to let you in, I don’t have everything unpacked, and I haven’t even figured out how the ice-maker in the fridge works (and I might not ever work that out), but the some of the pictures are hung, and I really wanted you to have my new address.

Will you bookmark me, please? And if, by some miracle of fortune, you have me listed somewhere on your site, will you update that link? I’ve been having so much fun, and I’ve found so many new fabulous friends, and I don’t wanna lose you. It’s a little frightening to me – next week would have been exactly one year at my old site, and it’s oddly painful to leave it behind…. the blogging first steps…..

BUT – I just love this new place because I have commenting! And trackback! I can’t get over it. Someone leave me a comment, please! Also still have the tagboard, although I can’t seem to work out the pixel size of the comment box, aargh. And I haven’t worked out all the coding for the rings I’m part of.

(Pulling on my cardie and putting on soft shoes), I’m so glad you’re here! It’s so nice to see you! [sung offkey] It’s a good feeling, a very good feeling, the feeling we know that we’re…. [wait for it] ….friends.

OH! – and the reason I love this new place so much is I can throw in a pic or two right with the text, whenever I want! (I know y’all have had this ability forever, but it’s very exciting to me!) So here’s one for you:

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The blanket behind shedding Adah was knitted by my New Zealand grandmother for me more than thirty years ago….

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Testing Adding Photos

August 1, 2003

This is my bee-yoo-teeful baby Winter who’s in Australia right now with his fun Mom and Dad. This was his gummy snake that gave him a sugar RUSH!

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Wish I Knew

July 26, 2003

Okay, I just learned how to lose a post. It was short, but it’s gone. Don’t hit Post twice, okay? In the meantime, I wish I could find out how much this will cost and whether I’ll be able to keep this domain name. I like it! I want to move NOW! In the meantime, visit me HERE.

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Just Foolin’ Around

July 24, 2003

I’ve finally figured out that I like this whole thing. It might work out just fine for me if I decide to move my blog over. I can manage the sides just fine, and I love having the trackback and commenting features. I’m not in love with the photo albums, but I could probably get around them I think… I’ll add a pic here, I think.

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Rachael Herron is the internationally bestselling author of more than two dozen books, including thriller (under R.H. Herron), mainstream fiction, feminist romance, memoir, and nonfiction about writing. She received her MFA in writing from Mills College, Oakland, and she teaches writing extension workshops at both UC Berkeley and Stanford. She is a proud member of the NaNoWriMo Writer’s Board. She’s a New Zealand citizen as well as an American. READ MORE >>>

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