Writer's Block: It's payday!
Nov. 16th, 2011 10:17 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Pay off everything. Cars, credit cards, debts. Use the remainder to set up a financial plan that would allow me to stay with Kaiser past the end of my COBRA coverage (I like all my doctors, damnit!)
OK, two fun things: Get all the Pathfinder books I need and some really cool dice. Seriously, dice made from Wooly Mammoth ivory? Want! The second thing is paying for the trip to the 2014 Worldcon in London with a couple of extra weeks to see Europe's high points.
Pay off everything. Cars, credit cards, debts. Use the remainder to set up a financial plan that would allow me to stay with Kaiser past the end of my COBRA coverage (I like all my doctors, damnit!)
OK, two fun things: Get all the Pathfinder books I need and some really cool dice. Seriously, dice made from Wooly Mammoth ivory? Want! The second thing is paying for the trip to the 2014 Worldcon in London with a couple of extra weeks to see Europe's high points.
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Date: 17 Nov 2011 01:24 (UTC)weeksmonths to see Europe's high points."Fixed that for you.
BTW, Doug, if you haven't read Patrick Leigh Fermor's "A Time of Gifts" and "Between the Woods and the Water", his memoir of a foot trek from the Hook of Holland to Constantinople, do so. Incredible writing, and Fermor mixes in descriptions of the landscape, comments on the Magyar language, the migrations of the various peoples through the Danube valley, and the migratory habits of storks with peerless ease. Given that's a part of the world you've expressed interest in, I think you'd find a glimpse of lost Mitteleuropa fascinating.