Out of the Loop, Back in the Loop

[dr_pretentious]

Last time we visited friends in Pittsburgh, I surprised myself by keeping up better than usual with email and lj. So I figured I'd catch up a little on this trip. Nope. Never had a moment to take my laptop out of its bag, let alone power it up.

I'm now a week behind. Two days is really the biggest flist backlog I can catch up with. This means that, unless you're in a crisis that (A) I've known about since before last Monday, and that (B) involved a hospital, a courthouse, or a breakup before last Monday, I have no idea what's going on in your life right now.

Here's hoping you're all having a fabulous time. Please comment or email if there's anything, fabulous or otherwise, that I really ought to know about the past week.

We had a delightful trip, though we didn't manage to cross paths with everybody we were hoping to see.

And now, back to work. I'm finally making headway into Clausewitz, and On War turns out to be exactly the book I needed to sort out the blurry bits of Traitor of Imlen.

Comments

[dr-pretentious.livejournal.com]

She was in excellent spirits when we got home. Thank you for looking after her. You've been incredibly generous with the catsitting, and inordinately patient with our flakiness about travel plans, for all these years. I'm not sure exactly what we're going to do once you and T cross the water.

Thanks to you and to tracyandrook for covering for us.

About the gaming dates, do you suppose you could do both Saturday and Sunday, the first weekend in March? Or just a really, really long session on one? Any weekday evenings (other than Wednesdays or Thursdays)? I would love to get the party through the current chunk of plot before you go, and it's not impossible yet.