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No word from either freelance client in the last couple of days (I'm not counting the research job as a current client, since I don't think he has any more work for me in the near future). So I've done some LiveJournal support, and written a Turbo APA zine. If nothing paid turns up immediately, I'll try to work on my novel tomorrow.
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roadnotes so she can see my fancy new haircolor in person. I also want to get to the gym that day, because they're running weird short hours for Christmas and then I'm going off to Montreal. (Basically, this all means that Sunday/Tuesday/Thursday will work a lot better than Monday/Wednesday/Friday before seeing Mom.) And there's a movie I want to see before it vanishes into the ether: Russian Ark, a tour of Russian history via the Hermitage, which is doomed to be a trivia answer forever (the question is "what is the longest tracking shot in the history of movies?" The entire film is a single 97-minute shot, with no cuts or retakes) and sounds fascinating. If Sam gets back to me, I may toss most of this overboard and start digging out information on such topics as the rise of feudalism in Europe and the history of Kievan Rus, but I'm not doing that until he tells me I'm doing that chapter.
Sunday I may be getting together with
roadnotes so she can see my fancy new haircolor in person. I also want to get to the gym that day, because they're running weird short hours for Christmas and then I'm going off to Montreal. (Basically, this all means that Sunday/Tuesday/Thursday will work a lot better than Monday/Wednesday/Friday before seeing Mom.) And there's a movie I want to see before it vanishes into the ether: Russian Ark, a tour of Russian history via the Hermitage, which is doomed to be a trivia answer forever (the question is "what is the longest tracking shot in the history of movies?" The entire film is a single 97-minute shot, with no cuts or retakes) and sounds fascinating. If Sam gets back to me, I may toss most of this overboard and start digging out information on such topics as the rise of feudalism in Europe and the history of Kievan Rus, but I'm not doing that until he tells me I'm doing that chapter.