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is what I'm severely lacking at the moment. Time to update this thing. Time to write e-mails. Time to phone old friends. Time to work on my websites. Time to read books for uni. Time to read other books. Time to write.
Sometimes 24 hours in a day just isn't enough.
I've just returned from a wedding; tomorrow I'm meeting a friend from school, the day after that I'm meeting someone I met at FilkCONtinental, on Friday I'm meeting with the Farscape crowd to make costumes for the mini-con in three weeks. I actually wanted to go to the TolkienTag in Köln next weekend, but I think I'll skip that, otherwise I'll go completely mad with stress. Even so, it will be more than difficult to get even half of the most important stuff I should do done. And let's not even talk about the 'not so important' stuff, like writing e-mails.
Oh, and I met some people who actually knew Farscape at the weddding, and I didn't even push the subject - they did! Now I have two or three more people for whom I have to burn CDs. Hehehe.
Well, apart from the incredible stress there hasn't been that much new to report from my life. I'm getting a lot of work done, but it's still far from enough. I'll be busy with uni and goldsmith's work for the rest of the year. I'm still writing letters for the Save Farscape campaign. I've been watching some Babylon 5 (during my meals, which is pretty much the only 'spare' time I have).
Nothing really exciting here, really.
Sometimes 24 hours in a day just isn't enough.
I've just returned from a wedding; tomorrow I'm meeting a friend from school, the day after that I'm meeting someone I met at FilkCONtinental, on Friday I'm meeting with the Farscape crowd to make costumes for the mini-con in three weeks. I actually wanted to go to the TolkienTag in Köln next weekend, but I think I'll skip that, otherwise I'll go completely mad with stress. Even so, it will be more than difficult to get even half of the most important stuff I should do done. And let's not even talk about the 'not so important' stuff, like writing e-mails.
Oh, and I met some people who actually knew Farscape at the weddding, and I didn't even push the subject - they did! Now I have two or three more people for whom I have to burn CDs. Hehehe.
Well, apart from the incredible stress there hasn't been that much new to report from my life. I'm getting a lot of work done, but it's still far from enough. I'll be busy with uni and goldsmith's work for the rest of the year. I'm still writing letters for the Save Farscape campaign. I've been watching some Babylon 5 (during my meals, which is pretty much the only 'spare' time I have).
Nothing really exciting here, really.
