Goood morning!

[kyrielle]

Got a lot of Christmas stuff done last night. The cards won't go out until Friday at least - we are waiting to confirm some addresses and I just don't see getting much forward motion before Thursday night anyway, with our schedules - but slowly making progress. Scott has been very kind and helpful when I just kind of pointed at a bunch of things that needed wrapped and asked him to please wrap them. ;)

He is now reading Magic Study. He liked Poison Study better, I think, but he's enjoying this one enough that it's hard to get his attention when he's reading it. ;) Hee.

In trying to find an Anguished English calendar for next year, I found that there are several books of AE also. Four of which my library has. Sigh. Like I'm not already buried in books! I think I've tentatively decided against the calendar. It's been lots of fun but, I actually have a page-a-day calendar for next year and I really don't need two. I can get one for 2009 if I'm tempted then.

Babe is currently hugging my purse in a way that suggests I don't get to pick it up. A pity for her, since I need to leave as soon as I post this. Possibly a pity for me if she defends her right to snuggle with it, but probably okay. I would take a picture of the Cute, but my camera is in the purse, so that's not happening.

Comments

[mneme]

*nod* I liked Magic and Poison study (and looking forward to Fire Study).

I actually liked Magic better, in some ways; more plot, less of a romance novel.

[kyrielle]

Scott said - and I see his point, even felt it without being able to categorize it - that Poison Study had more tension from uncertainty. If I had to do it by genre, PS is a drama, and MS is more of a thriller. It has its elements of uncertainty, but the pervasive tone is not as world-is-uncertain.