Yesterday, I had kibbie (or kibby or kibbi) for the first time, and it was wonderful. Now there are two things from the local Lebanese restaurant I know I like, which means that next time I'm there, I'll be torn between getting one of the two or trying something else new!
I have to make more puppykibbie, aka Satin Balls this weekend, along with mailing some packages and making & mailing some Willies. Plus I have to work for Bosstopus as usual. Hopefully, I can get the cleaning done as well.
This month, I have three books to build, maybe four, but for one of them, it depends on last year's publishing specialist getting me the front matter files--all they sent was page one of both files I need.
At least I have the worry of the 'Foots being overdue on their shots out of the way. I dropped 'em off this morning on my way to work and picked 'em up on my way home. Bigfoot is up to seventy-three pounds and Littlefoot is down to fifty-nine, so I'm feeding them the right amounts, at least. At the moment, they are sacked out in poses of utter exhaustion because today was such a big day. I'm tempted to go have a nap myself, but if I do, I know perfectly well I won't sleep tonight, and since I have to work in the morning, I'll just have a cup of coffee and push on.
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I thought Bosstopus had hired a person to do what you used to do? Aren't they doing it right? Or is it just your magic touch she needs?
I hope you can make it through the Fforde books just so you can read about the book building in the 4th book...
Nothing quite like an ordinary day, is there?
*HUGS*
Sherri, I have been working half a day on the weekends for Bosstopus since I quit. The very lovely new person only works 20 hours a week and it is not fair to hit her with court accountings right away, so I do those.
Rob, thank you for all your support in ordinary and non-ordinary days. *smooch*
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