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on a brighter note
Jul. 31st, 2013 05:02 pmI've been going like gangbusters on Cross-Country, which is the current project until I get the research finished for Ghost Light, which I'm also working on. I've been averaging over 1200 words a day since I started working on C-C on July 10th, and I've already got over 20,000 words (I had some written before). I suspect this one's going to top out at around 100,000 words, but we'll see.
I went to Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park a little over a week ago -- I'm finally going to write the blog post (http://mmjustus.wordpress.com) as soon as I get done here, with plenty of wildflower photos. And I have plans to make my annual day trip up to Sunrise on Mt. Rainier on Monday. Gods, but I love summer.
The new museum gig is turning out to be more than I expected in all the best possible ways (more hours, interesting work, being told I'm being very helpful, having a great person to work with), and the funding for the new exhibit at Lakewood (that gig will start in October) appears to be assured, much to everyone's pleased surprise.
And I spent a very interesting day today at Western State Hospital (the state mental institution). I think explaining that may take another blog post [g].
I went to Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park a little over a week ago -- I'm finally going to write the blog post (http://mmjustus.wordpress.com) as soon as I get done here, with plenty of wildflower photos. And I have plans to make my annual day trip up to Sunrise on Mt. Rainier on Monday. Gods, but I love summer.
The new museum gig is turning out to be more than I expected in all the best possible ways (more hours, interesting work, being told I'm being very helpful, having a great person to work with), and the funding for the new exhibit at Lakewood (that gig will start in October) appears to be assured, much to everyone's pleased surprise.
And I spent a very interesting day today at Western State Hospital (the state mental institution). I think explaining that may take another blog post [g].
