By popular demand...

[wednes]

I changed my background gif to something that's less likely to induce a seizure.

You're welcome.

Also, that guy who was LaFayette at the Vampire Ball just hit me back on Facebook.
Turns out, he's straight. I would not have called that...especially since he knelt down before Voltaire on stage and later kissed this guy dressed up as Andrew Squigmond from Laverne and Shirley.
It was so cute!


In other news, I'm working 5 whole days this week, plus I have an interview on Weds for a new magazine that's local to my town. They want to interview local authors, so that is me. Very glad I just got some new publicity pics taken. Also, working with a local minister about doing some community outreach stuff on the importance of writing and communication skills in general.

My work is having a chili cook-off on Friday. H has been edgy about how much money I'm spending on marketing stuff, so I'm not going to do any more money intensive things for a while. I have spent much, much more money trying to market myself than I actually make selling books. It's a bummer, especially since I have so many more talented friends who seem to be doing a whole lot better than me for a whole lot less money.

As you might imagine, I have a ton of books leftover from the weekend. So if you are local and you need to buy one, hit me up. That's my new slang expression I'm picking up. Like it? ;-]

Comments

[jeffpalmatier.livejournal.com]

Turns out, he's straight. I would not have called that...

It's interesting how this sort of thing works out, and how you can be wrong about somebody's sexual orientation. "Jerry! Enough of the lying! You're thin, neat, in your late thirties and single." "Well, so are you!" The other day I was shocked to discover one of my co-workers was indeed straight and had a girlfriend. All of my experiences pointed me towards thinking he was gay.

[wednes.livejournal.com]

Usually I have pretty good gaydar. He must have been just really into playing the character; turns out, he's a theatre guy. Theatre guys are, in my experience, enormously smart and funny. But yeah, straight? I didn't see it coming.

[hellamama.livejournal.com]

I was coming to tell you that it wasn't the last post that gave me a headache, it was still the flashy cat/bird stuff. Thanks for changing it.

[hellamama.livejournal.com]

I didn't mean to sound so bitchy about it, btw.

[wednes.livejournal.com]

I presumed that, actually. You were not the first person to mention it. I found that odd, because I was actually bringing the Escher icon back after taking it down a year or two ago.

[wednes.livejournal.com]

Meh, no worries.