So far, nobody seems to have any work for me today, which is actually good timing, since I've got to run some eBay and Buick-related errands this afternoon before we head out for an evening with Husband's mom and step-dad. Also, I have a headache, so I wouldn't be giving anybody my best work this morning.
But I took advantage of the rare slow weekday morning to catch up on the 157 blog posts that were queued up in my Google Reader, do some job hunting, and finish editing the audio for Ep. 2 of This Old Haunt, which is posted here.
And now, some links:
Mur Lafferty posted this link to The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Authors, which I have not yet read, but which I will, and when I do I hope (expect) to be inspired (shamed) into being a more effective author.
Unrelated to that, I think I have a burgeoning girl-crush on Maurissa Tancharoen, a.k.a. "Captain Hammer Groupie #1," a.k.a. Joss Whedon's sister-in-law, a.k.a. DOLLHOUSE and DR. HORRIBLE writer. Exhibit A: She's hella funny (warning: contains language).
Exhibit B: She sings purdy. Right now I'm listening to this mp3 of "Remains", a song she and her husband Jed Whedon co-wrote for the unaired Dollhouse episode "Epitaph One."
And speaking of "Epitaph One," it has inevitably leaked into the intertubes, and some Googling led me to an ad-heavy but still watchable Youtube version here, which I'm going to watch right after I post this. Which would be... right now.
But I took advantage of the rare slow weekday morning to catch up on the 157 blog posts that were queued up in my Google Reader, do some job hunting, and finish editing the audio for Ep. 2 of This Old Haunt, which is posted here.
And now, some links:
Mur Lafferty posted this link to The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Authors, which I have not yet read, but which I will, and when I do I hope (expect) to be inspired (shamed) into being a more effective author.
Unrelated to that, I think I have a burgeoning girl-crush on Maurissa Tancharoen, a.k.a. "Captain Hammer Groupie #1," a.k.a. Joss Whedon's sister-in-law, a.k.a. DOLLHOUSE and DR. HORRIBLE writer. Exhibit A: She's hella funny (warning: contains language).
Exhibit B: She sings purdy. Right now I'm listening to this mp3 of "Remains", a song she and her husband Jed Whedon co-wrote for the unaired Dollhouse episode "Epitaph One."
And speaking of "Epitaph One," it has inevitably leaked into the intertubes, and some Googling led me to an ad-heavy but still watchable Youtube version here, which I'm going to watch right after I post this. Which would be... right now.
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