Still working, after all these hours
Jan. 15th, 2009 06:33 pmI have another six pages to check, before the end of Part Two.
Six pages? It's nothing. But it's another half an hour's work, at current rates of progress; and I am tired already.
But! I can has cheeze! My blessed mother sent me a small hamper of Cornish cheeses in celebration of L. And I have - of course - wine. And the two are supposed to go together. Like Cornish and chuff, basically. (A birdie byword: the Cornish chough was supposedly so rare as to have disappeared almost altogether from the county when I was living there. But when foot-and-mouth closed the coastal footpath for a few months, suddenly there it was again. What I say is, it can't have gone very far...)(Also, the Cornish chough is otherwise known as the beckit, and occurs proper on the coat of arms of Thomas รก Becket. How cool is that?)
Six pages? It's nothing. But it's another half an hour's work, at current rates of progress; and I am tired already.
But! I can has cheeze! My blessed mother sent me a small hamper of Cornish cheeses in celebration of L. And I have - of course - wine. And the two are supposed to go together. Like Cornish and chuff, basically. (A birdie byword: the Cornish chough was supposedly so rare as to have disappeared almost altogether from the county when I was living there. But when foot-and-mouth closed the coastal footpath for a few months, suddenly there it was again. What I say is, it can't have gone very far...)(Also, the Cornish chough is otherwise known as the beckit, and occurs proper on the coat of arms of Thomas รก Becket. How cool is that?)
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Date: 2009-01-15 09:14 pm (UTC)Pages are always good. I have cleaned harmoniously, which sounds very Zen. Now I'm typing round Mooncat, because she is Feeling Helpful.
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Date: 2009-01-15 09:40 pm (UTC)Thank you for contributing to my continuing education. One can never have too much knowledge, in which regard it is like to cheese.