Wow, the month has sure slipped away.
And it is mighty grey out there.
I'm feeling a bit hupped up on coffee.
Which is maybe good as I have a lot to do today.
Got some good solid pencilling done last night, which makes me feel a bit less despondent about my projects.

Started reading that Dragon Tattoo Girl last week. It zips along well enough, but something I found funny is that there will be half a page of description about what the punky hacker girl looks like, and not a single whit of description of what the main male character looks like.

Reading anything interesting?

The handle saga has concluded. Only cost me $30 too.

The mortgage broker meeting went well. Kind of frightening to hear that the banks would give us half a million dollars if we wanted it. Not like we'd want to spend that much, there's things like vacations, nights, food and that are important parts of our lives. But it looks like we might be able to fit into a townhouse or spacious condo.

Sure is.

I relaxed last night, and so did my immune system, which may have let a cold take root. It's there. I can feel it, it's trying to drop an octave of my voice and clog a nostril. Garlic and ginger shock and awe treatment will commence tonight, but I'll try and drown it with copious amounts of water first.

Lot's of finicky stuff on my plate today. Small files and delicate cut paths need finessing into being.

I haven't read anything much at all these past few weeks, but my place is staged and ready to go so I might take a break and read some more Steve Jobs.

And maybe some too. I'm having trouble remembering where I left off in Zelda.

I forgot to mention that the mortgage broker we are using looks like Jason Segel with four hours of sleep. It was a little unsettling. I kept expecting Kermit the Frog or Neil Patrick Harris to suddenly walk in.

Man, why does NPH get cooler every time I see something new about him?

I would like the person that has misplaced February to return it, please. Thank you very much.

I just finished a fantasy saga first part called "Name of the Wind", which I had acquired mainly because it was pimped by Penny Arcade some time ago and it was 70% off at Borders' closing out sale. ok I guess.
I have just started "The Jewish-Japanese Sex & Cook Book and How to Raise Wolves" mainly because of the title. Chapter one does not live up to it. We'll see how that goes.

I started reading "The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters." Just because it was sitting on the Librarian's recommended shelf and looked to be about the thickness of book I wanted to read.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Travel ... McPheeters

So far -- pretty damn good!

Our library has various Recommended displays, and stickers on books, and I don't think they have ever steered me wrong! Also, it is funny choosing a book by thickness. "Just what am ready to get into here?" It becomes especially important when travelling.

I am expecting byew byew byew. But will do you the honour of first reading your three posts.