Bundle of Holding: Pyramid 2
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The latter half of Pyramid's ten-year run, the issues published from November 2013 to December 2018, sixty-two issues in all.
Bundle of Holding: Pyramid 2
This is an unlisted video, and I'll probably delete it before long, but if you like babies...
This is my grandson, on the day of his cousin's school sports day.
Oswin (you can see her at the start of the video) won the 1500m, much to her delight. She's useless at sprints, but our family have the legs for long distance.
Theo managed to improve his personal best on the 5m shuffle by a significant margin :)
I had to present on my work for my team and some other people this morning, and it felt impossible to pitch it at a level that would reach both the people who know next to nothing about the work I lead on and the people who have been most intimately involved in doing it with me.
I missed a section, even with notes, which I think could've made it make a lot more sense. But also my line manager sent me a message immediately to say I spoke very well? I don't get it but I hope she's right!
Which 2004 Clarke Award Finalists Have You Read?
Quicksilver by Neal Stephenson
21 (50.0%)
Coalescent by Stephen Baxter
5 (11.9%)
Darwin's Children by Greg Bear
16 (38.1%)
Maul by Tricia Sullivan
5 (11.9%)
Midnight Lamp by Gwyneth Jones
3 (7.1%)
Pattern Recognition by William Gibson
20 (47.6%)
After a lunch I couldn't do more than pick at, and a difficult conversation that both did and didn't surprise me, regarding the particulars of the factually-inaccurate version of me that I already knew lived in someone else's head, and then having to talk to my parents (without being able to tell my mom "that is none of my business" all the time like I wanted to)... By the end of all that it was 8:30 and I was too exhausted to go seek out food even though I needed more food.
So when angelofthenorth offered to make me scrambled eggs on a couple of crumpets... "there's cream in the fridge...with tarragon...and cheese..." I wanted to say no (she's made so much of the food I've eaten lately!) but apparently my facial expression answered for me.
It was delicious and it helped so much.
My head still feels like a browser that has too many tabs open, but at least my body can crash now.
D came along to lift club this morning! It's so much more fun when he's there.
This afternoon we had a snuggly nap.
When I woke up this evening, angelofthenorth was making amazing delicious food. It smelled so good. What a treat.
This evening, D and I had a couple beers and watched the Twins actually win a game! And explained things to angelofthenorth as they came up.