A dancers' work is never done

[anysia]

After the wonder review and referrence we got from Y.W.C.A. Encore program, we are doing another workshop at the Fremantle Womens' Health Center. :) Have packed many nifty items for the attendees.

Did some adaptive work on some of the tribal jewelry. A necklace can now double as headpiece, or vice versa. Lapis, of course.  I think I am addicted to the stuff.

Have decided to try a different method of viewing Mars. Go to bed early tomorrow night, and get up at 3am-ish. It will be much easier to track Mars in the western skies, as the trees and placement of the 'scope can be somewhat problematic.

Been tearing through 'Snake Hips', and I even read some of it aloud to aikidomayland . The "Survivor" rendition of a minority voting someone out behind their backs, and then pretending it was a sudden decision was sooo familiar. You could have put 4 other names in there, and it would have been the same routine.  I guess it's true, that all dancers go though that crap at least once.

Took the printer off the main desktop and hooked it up to my laptop. I need its' scanning and copying capabilities on this machine.  This poor computer has more peripherals than I thought possible.

Comments

[replyhazy.livejournal.com]

That was the thing about Snake Hips that I found so startling -- it just all sounded soooooo familiar. It made me remember when I had a conversation with a California SF con running and we were ranting to each other about problems on our respective con committees... it's the same everywhere. You can't even ask how somebody else has solved the group dynamic problems -- because apparently nobody has.

I feel validated

[anysia.livejournal.com]

What I like is I don't feel so alone. Reading that showed what they (names not necessary really) did to me was unethical and wrong. Yes, even after a few years, I had doubts, but I don't any longer.