tea berry-blue

Enclosed are snippets from my dream last night. Which needs to be written into something.

I have to do some work, so read this later today. There will be more.
As I'm adding text, let me just warn you that full scenes are missing as I'm not quite ready to write all of them out.

Quick note-- please R & R if you have some time; I so rarely post anything in even a mildly public setting...

Yarr, since I'm writing out The Irregular and can't start a new entry, let me just say that I am now cold and wet and wholly unsatisfied. I wanted hot food, but the hot food counter at the deli was closed. So now I have a yogurt and some kind of iced tea I've never tried before because they were OUT of green jasmine. It's okay, but not great. And it's very, very far from being Hot Food.

( When her mother named her Gabberlee, explained Satterlee, her father was convinced that everyone would call her Gabby forever and ever. Naturally, no one thinks of calling her Gabby as she rarely opens her mouth. Which, he added derisively, is quite fortunate, in my opinion. )

Enclosed are snippets from my dream last night. Which needs to be written into something.

I have to do some work, so read this later today. There will be more.
As I'm adding text, let me just warn you that full scenes are missing as I'm not quite ready to write all of them out.

Quick note-- please R & R if you have some time; I so rarely post anything in even a mildly public setting...

Yarr, since I'm writing out The Irregular and can't start a new entry, let me just say that I am now cold and wet and wholly unsatisfied. I wanted hot food, but the hot food counter at the deli was closed. So now I have a yogurt and some kind of iced tea I've never tried before because they were OUT of green jasmine. It's okay, but not great. And it's very, very far from being Hot Food.

( When her mother named her Gabberlee, explained Satterlee, her father was convinced that everyone would call her Gabby forever and ever. Naturally, no one thinks of calling her Gabby as she rarely opens her mouth. Which, he added derisively, is quite fortunate, in my opinion. )