Sweat and tears. (114)
Mostly sunny today, some clouds. Our high was 62˚F.
And long, long day, but at last I cleared the hurdle on MP2. All that is left now is...I don't know...forty or fifty picky little things. The draft is done, if far from perfect. The refinement begins. We still hope to submit the paper for peer review next week. Me, I want to get back to the Tinfoil Dossier novella...
This is going to be short. I only slept about four and a half hours, and there was a mild relapse of post-vaccination symptoms last night, but they passed quickly.
I'm just tired.
Something I posted to Facebook this morning, an update:
So, for the concerned, mildly curious, and those that actually have some business knowing, our move back to Rhode Island will likely occur sometime between March and October 2023. Belgium is off the table for now, pending further political developments (namely the 2024 political election). I do not *want* to leave Birmingham. But the hostility towards LGBTQ folks in the South has just become too frightening, and it's only going to get a lot worse. (And yes, there is still an emergency "bug out" plan, should I have to go much more quickly.)
Today's film was Denis Villeneuve's Dune (2021). Such a beautiful film.
Please have a look at the Big Cartel shop. Danke.
Later Tater Beans,
Aunt Beast
10:08 a.m.
And long, long day, but at last I cleared the hurdle on MP2. All that is left now is...I don't know...forty or fifty picky little things. The draft is done, if far from perfect. The refinement begins. We still hope to submit the paper for peer review next week. Me, I want to get back to the Tinfoil Dossier novella...
This is going to be short. I only slept about four and a half hours, and there was a mild relapse of post-vaccination symptoms last night, but they passed quickly.
I'm just tired.
Something I posted to Facebook this morning, an update:
So, for the concerned, mildly curious, and those that actually have some business knowing, our move back to Rhode Island will likely occur sometime between March and October 2023. Belgium is off the table for now, pending further political developments (namely the 2024 political election). I do not *want* to leave Birmingham. But the hostility towards LGBTQ folks in the South has just become too frightening, and it's only going to get a lot worse. (And yes, there is still an emergency "bug out" plan, should I have to go much more quickly.)
Today's film was Denis Villeneuve's Dune (2021). Such a beautiful film.
Please have a look at the Big Cartel shop. Danke.
Later Tater Beans,
Aunt Beast
10:08 a.m.