Another weekend spent at the tavern, two nights in a row, and as always, it takes a day to get back to normal, or even closer to normal. The baby girl is doing well, and so is the mother. I'm getting the chance to go through my e-mail and other things. Catching up on articles. For the fourth year in a row, I totally missed the Film Festival. One of these years, perhaps.
I'm also wiped because I gave a presentation at a conference at JMU on Friday, and I think it might have been okay. Since then, I've not felt like doing much of anything. I worked today on the Rivanna Trails piece, which I'm just about to post. The pieces have also been sent to the places that will hopefully air them, reminding me I had better figure out some time to invoice.
I'm not too keen on the coming approach of winter. Usually I like the approach of cold, but that was before I lived in a big house and had to pay a lot of money for it. We can't put the temperature down too much this year because of the baby girl. I look forward to warmer times, and a trip to warmer climes this January.
Lots of stories to produce this week, so the blog entries will likely be down. I'm also working on stories on the Sorensen Institute, Monticello's Center for Historic Plants and several other news stories for WVTF.
Striking down the mundane and dastardly while retaining a certain obscure turn of phrase, denoting something elusive yet concrete.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Thoughts between Orange and Culpeper
The Virginia countryside rolls by as I move further away from home and toward the second one that serves as the locus of my family. There ar...
-
I'm watching the tail end of the debut of Max Headroom, one of those shows from the late 80's that seemed so amazingly different, re...
-
I was last in this spot forty-four years ago when I was six years of age and much of who I was had already been defined inside of me. Maybe ...
-
My two and a half year old daughter and I went for a quick two hour trip today. I had to go back to the office to get some things I had left...
No comments:
Post a Comment