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Why is it that, the closer I get timing-wise to the possibility of something, the more impatient I get?!
Good _gods_, I am impatient. And terrified of the possibility of it _not_ happening, at least in time for me to have not already given up.
*grabs her impatient and irritable and fearful self by the scruf of the neck and gives it a good shake* (that works for a little while, in case anyone was wondering. ;)
On the really, really amusing front, I finally started reading Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, which was suggested to me by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
shadesong and yendi while I was visiting them. I was so entertained while reading, from the very beginning, that I was laughing aloud in the laundromat, and reading bits and pieces to aelisdeliria.
*goes back to reading, and laughing*
Good _gods_, I am impatient. And terrified of the possibility of it _not_ happening, at least in time for me to have not already given up.
*grabs her impatient and irritable and fearful self by the scruf of the neck and gives it a good shake* (that works for a little while, in case anyone was wondering. ;)
On the really, really amusing front, I finally started reading Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, which was suggested to me by
shadesong and yendi while I was visiting them. I was so entertained while reading, from the very beginning, that I was laughing aloud in the laundromat, and reading bits and pieces to aelisdeliria.*goes back to reading, and laughing*
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