Moderately productive

[redbird]

This morning, I finished off a quick-and-dirty turboapa zine, which consisted largely of lightly edited LJ posts, and emailed it to roadnotes, who offered to print and mail it for me. I'd be happier if I'd been up to writing mailing comments, but at least it's a zine, and I stay in the apa.

Then cattitude and I got burgers at the local diner (I was going to make pierogi for lunch, but we were out of sour cream, and the only container of sour cream at the store downstairs had expired last month), picked up chicken so I can cook dinner, and stopped on our way back at the MoveOn bake sale. Yum, brownies! And how can you not like a slogan like "Pasteles para Libertad!" (Cakes for liberty!)

I just took some Tiptree stuff out into the park, reread it in the sunshine, and came in and wrote an annotation on one story from the shortlist, plus a couple of quick bits on longlist items.

In a bit, I'll go back down to the second floor and see if Heather is home, so we can schedule things for later in the week.

Memo to holyoutlaw: No, there's no RAEBNC button, but you can always comment with that text or, for those who won't know the reference, "Nice post!" or the equivalent.

Comments

[holyoutlaw.livejournal.com]

Nice post!

There, how's that?

I guess my idea is that, as a reader, I could click the RAEBNC button easier than making a comment. As a poster, I could get a page similar to "view results" for a poll, listing the usernames of everyone who'd clicked said button.

[yonmei.livejournal.com]

I think that would be nifty! (http://lj-nifty.livejournal.com/) Why don't you suggest it?

[kate_nepveu]

Something like has been suggested already.

[supergee.livejournal.com]

APA sighting! Surviving APA! (Well, actually, I'm still in 3--FAPA, FLAP, and SFPA--because none require apa-specific zines.)