Today's been a day of thunderstorms.
Jul. 23rd, 2008 10:48 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
hermionesviolinelliptical, interval program:
1mi @ 12:14min [my legs were tired! this morning, which confused me]
2mi @ 25? min
3mi @ 37.14min
3.62mi @ 45min
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I keep wanting to talk about stuff from CNN's American Morning, but I don't have the time/energy to do a proper post, especially given that I of course would want to do additional research and not just react to stuff based on my sense from whatever.
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liviapenn's post is one of the best on the FanHistory matter. (Which is far more serious than I had first realized, since all I saw at first was a shoddy "wiki.")
Apparently we are also arguing about concrit again?
I get the rationale that the time for crit is when a fic is in beta stage and not after it's been posted . . . but, I really don't feel bad about leaving feedback [and yes, I mean public LJ comments -- I basically only email feedback if I read the story somewhere that doesn't have a comment function] for a fic saying what I think didn't work (though I only leave feedback if I have at least one positive thing to say about the fic). And I will ALWAYS comment with typo alerts (unless I can't think of anything nice to say about the story, because that just feels mean -- even though I personally would rather someone driveby alerted me to a typo on one of MY posts even if they didn't say anything else, and in fact even if they said plenty else and it was all negative).
P.S. I like this post.
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This afternoon's mail run, the mail guy said, "You got a cut?" gesturing to his jawline. "Over the weekend," I said; "it took you a few days to notice." He said he's been having a busy week, but "it looks nice." I thanked him.
I didn't get to meet with B (other legitimately important stuff took precedence) but to his credit he was actually apologetic about that. And we did get a few things taken care of -- a small fraction of the total list, but better than nothing.
My bandaid was annoying me, so I took it off after I got home tonight, and it looks like the wound is actually knitting and healing. Which comforts me as I was worried it was just gonna be this wide open gash. Yeah it'll probably scar, but I'll live. I already have a scar on one of my knuckles on that hand anyway. It's still got a kind of pins-and-needles feeling, which makes me mildly nervous, but I trust none of that nerve damage is permanent . . . and it doesn't impair my use of my finger anyway.
1mi @ 12:14min [my legs were tired! this morning, which confused me]
2mi @ 25? min
3mi @ 37.14min
3.62mi @ 45min
+
I keep wanting to talk about stuff from CNN's American Morning, but I don't have the time/energy to do a proper post, especially given that I of course would want to do additional research and not just react to stuff based on my sense from whatever.
***
liviapenn's post is one of the best on the FanHistory matter. (Which is far more serious than I had first realized, since all I saw at first was a shoddy "wiki.")Apparently we are also arguing about concrit again?
I get the rationale that the time for crit is when a fic is in beta stage and not after it's been posted . . . but, I really don't feel bad about leaving feedback [and yes, I mean public LJ comments -- I basically only email feedback if I read the story somewhere that doesn't have a comment function] for a fic saying what I think didn't work (though I only leave feedback if I have at least one positive thing to say about the fic). And I will ALWAYS comment with typo alerts (unless I can't think of anything nice to say about the story, because that just feels mean -- even though I personally would rather someone driveby alerted me to a typo on one of MY posts even if they didn't say anything else, and in fact even if they said plenty else and it was all negative).
P.S. I like this post.
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This afternoon's mail run, the mail guy said, "You got a cut?" gesturing to his jawline. "Over the weekend," I said; "it took you a few days to notice." He said he's been having a busy week, but "it looks nice." I thanked him.
I didn't get to meet with B (other legitimately important stuff took precedence) but to his credit he was actually apologetic about that. And we did get a few things taken care of -- a small fraction of the total list, but better than nothing.
My bandaid was annoying me, so I took it off after I got home tonight, and it looks like the wound is actually knitting and healing. Which comforts me as I was worried it was just gonna be this wide open gash. Yeah it'll probably scar, but I'll live. I already have a scar on one of my knuckles on that hand anyway. It's still got a kind of pins-and-needles feeling, which makes me mildly nervous, but I trust none of that nerve damage is permanent . . . and it doesn't impair my use of my finger anyway.
re: fan stuff
Date: 2008-07-24 03:03 am (UTC)Dude, there is so much crazy out there I wasn't even aware of.
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Date: 2008-07-24 03:50 am (UTC)I'm glad your wound is getting better. Mine is 100% smooth now, and just much pinker than the other skin. They did tell me to put sunscreen on it since it would be more susceptible to sun damage; I've got to remember to do that.