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THINGS HAVE CHANGED:

Since I am no longer a professor in the classroom, this blog is changing focus. (I may at some future date change platforms, too, but not yet). I am now (as of May 2019) playing around with the idea of using this blog as a place to talk about the struggles of writing creatively. Those of you who have been following (or dipping in periodically) know that I've already been doing a little of that, but now the change is official. I don't write every day--yet--so I won't post to the blog every day--yet. But please do check in from time to time, if you're interested in this new phase in my life.


Hi! And you are...?

I am interested to see the fluctuation in my readers--but I don't know who is reading the blog, how you found it, and why you find it interesting. I'd love to hear from you! Please feel free to use the "comment" box at the end of any particular post to let me know what brought you to this page--and what keeps you coming back for more (if you do).





Thursday, April 16, 2015

An early halt

I've been noodling around with other chapters, not working on the glossary today, and I think I can move another into the "first draft completed" column. I'm stopping early because I'm going to go be a student this evening: I'm checking out a "tango boot camp" class, but that means I have to be dressed for tango and out the door to catch a train pretty soon here. This may be the shortest blog post on record--but despite the truncated work day and the brevity of the report from the sabbatical trench, I feel pretty good about the day. But I also feel pretty good to stop. I'm working at home, and knowing that I was going to have to stop early, I haven't been getting up and moving around as much as I'd like, so my body is restless. Time to transition away from the computer and into the sunshine of a beautiful spring day.

Hasta manana.


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