Another fine day!

[blamebrampton]

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to two of the very finest women on my flist!

Firstly to blindmouse , you incisively literary nursery rhyme reference, you. Only a quarter hour left, but I hope you have been enjoying yourself thoroughly and having a jolly good one.

Secondly to raitala , who I would like to live down the road from. I was so pleased to find that you are every bit as good as you sounded. Hope you're having a magnificent day, I have a little thing under construction for you and it should get to you very shortly, via the glory of lj.

It would have been faster, but I accidentally went to a book sale and bought $1000 worth of gardening books for $261, and found that an encycolpaedia of gardening, which I rescued a full set of from a bin some years ago, is worth $500, so all in all a good day for acquisitions, if a poor one for finishing fic!

However I am home tonight rather than at the cocktail party I am meant to be attending, as J has a bad head. I have been tending to him as though he were a Bizet heroine, and now will stop explaining why I have not finished writing and proceed with the actual writing ...

Comments

[raitala.livejournal.com]

I wish you lived just down the road, that would be awesome :D

Thank you for your birthday wishes and I look forward to my gift very much! ♥♥♥

I hope poor Bizet!heroine J feels better soon. :)

[blindmouse.livejournal.com]

Ahahaha, it doesn't get much more incisively literary than Three Blind Mice, trufax.

Thank you \o/

[hogwartsvixxxen.livejournal.com]

Tanya loves to read. She would have loved that sale. How are the fires and weather. Church tomorrow.

[uminohikari.livejournal.com]

Book sales are the best thing ever

[shadowclub.livejournal.com]

Yes! I was just reading you post on Sirius and it's quite interesting! And my head is also bad which explains much about all of comments today:)

Omg, yay for gardening books?!

[ant-queen.livejournal.com]

Oooh! Gardening books :) Where do you get these fabulous deals?

And J does have a touch of the operatic when he's poorly.