Well, I’m feeling relaxed tonight. Relatively. I’ve accomplished what I needed to work on this weekend, though a bit later than I expected. I would love to discuss things further, but since I have this nasty habit of jinxing myself whenever I open my mouth, it will have to wait a while.
Otherwise, my weekend was interesting. Cleveland Pride was decent. Same people, same setup. I didn’t even notice there was a theme until we were leaving… isn’t that sad?
Dinner plans changed. There was a $10 cover just to walk into Union Station, and since no food is worth that overhead cost, we ventured elsewhere. The second choice of restaurants turned out to be just as unfortunate. They were without power and unable to cook! Finally, we opted for Bennigan’s.
I had a pint of Guinness and a burger, and all was well with the world.
This week is passing extremely quickly. Almost too fast. Perhaps because of the many things that need to be done? I have phone calls to make tomorrow, plans to set into motion, and an immense cleaning project ahead to turn my desk from a disastrous mountain of chaos to a real work station. No wonder I have a difficult time focusing. Too many distractions.
I do have two bright bits of news today to share with you all. I have more good press!
Just tonight, author Jeanne Barrack posted an interview with me on her blog, The Sweet Flag. She’s a delightful woman… and since I haven’t gotten around to featuring her on here yet, I may as well mention her now! Also, Paranormalizer reviewed my blog on his website (and I’ll be adding the tag eventually.. once I figure it all out). A 10 out of 10!! Wow, I’m impressed. That must be a typo. So much for my self-impression of mediocrity!
And here I thought I was the only one getting much enjoyment out of my words. You like me!! You really, really like me! *sniff*
Tomorrow, between frantic phone calls and very important emails, I’ll be returning to my usual insane self. Goodness gracious… after such a slow few weeks, I should be able to come up with some great material for here!
There remains some debate as to whether being out is important or even mandatory, as some more militant people suggest. Personally, I leave it up to the individual as a personal decision. Yet I do believe that visibility is extremely important in this age. Though it may be yet another label to brand on our foreheads, silence does make us seem like more of a minority than we truly are.
