Some random updates.

[alexandraerin]

Back in October and November, I couldn't get a lot of stuff to load on my netbook, which was my primary computer. That was long enough for my surfing habits to change fundamentally, and I'm still getting back in the habit of checking my Livejournal reading list all the time... so I'm still really not up on what everyone's doing like I normally would. I think mentioning this more often will help remind me to get back in the habit.

This week, we bought our memberships for Wiscon 36. I put off actually doing anything about WisCon for a long time because of money concerns and a lingering fear that Jack would not actually want to go back, but he set me straight on that. Anyway, what happened didn't happen because we were at Wiscon. Now that the money's down and it's a done deal, we both feel a lot better.

A few minutes ago while I was making my lunch, my right shoulder (which I dislocated about a decade ago) suddenly locked up really painfully. Cold weather tends to mess with it, but this was a whole new level of "ouch", coupled with the least mobility I've had since I first got the injury. It's already passing but I'm going to be taking it easy. Fortunately I don't have a lot on my plate today and my default typing position doesn't require a lot of reaching or arm movement.

Comments

WisCon

[brainwane]

I will probably not be at WisCon this year, I'm sad to say; I have so much work travel that additional conference-for-fun events fall by the wayside.

The Outer Alliance will probably have a presence there, possibly even a party, which should be cool! By the way, do you ever read their blog and are you on their mailing list? You may find it cool.

Re: WisCon

[alexandraerin]

We will certainly miss you. Your presence made a big difference in my first WisCon.

And thanks for the tip about OA, I'll check them out.