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Got my American Express Blue Cash card today. Am v. excited to start earning up to 5% cash back, which is an improvement to my 1% at Discover. Plus, it's so transparent and pretty!
Started to read Milan Kundera's Slowness last night. I'm enjoying it so far, and I'm so into the way he writes. Unfortunately, sometimes my brain has a hard time processing the way-too-intelligent thoughts that he's expressing (since I tend to fill it with mind candy and it's not used to having to exercise itself this way), and I find myself having to read a passage more than once. That's better, however, than how I'm doing so far with Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister by Gregory Maguire, because the writing there is so lyrical that I'll find myself reading whole passages with no idea of what's really being said. And I was an ENGLISH MAJOR.
I have been slowly but surely plodding away on my little smut story. AND I finished the article I had to write for work, thank the gods. All this comes with a price: I've been online less and less and less, and I rather miss pointlessly surfing the Web.
In squee-worthy news,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
msscribe has posted The Dress, the next installment of the fabulous Ginny Weasley Thinks She's In Love.
Started to read Milan Kundera's Slowness last night. I'm enjoying it so far, and I'm so into the way he writes. Unfortunately, sometimes my brain has a hard time processing the way-too-intelligent thoughts that he's expressing (since I tend to fill it with mind candy and it's not used to having to exercise itself this way), and I find myself having to read a passage more than once. That's better, however, than how I'm doing so far with Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister by Gregory Maguire, because the writing there is so lyrical that I'll find myself reading whole passages with no idea of what's really being said. And I was an ENGLISH MAJOR.
I have been slowly but surely plodding away on my little smut story. AND I finished the article I had to write for work, thank the gods. All this comes with a price: I've been online less and less and less, and I rather miss pointlessly surfing the Web.
In squee-worthy news,
msscribe has posted The Dress, the next installment of the fabulous Ginny Weasley Thinks She's In Love.
