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[oyceter]

Sigh.

Can't fall asleep. This is very bad, considering that I know I'm going to be up veeeeerrrry late tomorrow watching a movie.

Maybe if I read another Jennifer Crusie, I will fall asleep.

Shyeah, right.

(But I really loved Faking It -- review later)

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[angeyja.livejournal.com]

Oooh. Crusie.

Please do. :grin:

Which movie are you/did you see?

(Very sorry about the sleeping. *more hugs* I relate; have been up velly late four nights in a row either writing, reading (Steven Pinker/Neal Stephenson) or noodling with Ben and Robbie over girlfriend woes. I am in sum extremely glad not to be sixteen any more. Hope that tonight goes better.)

[oyceter]

RotK! Oh dear... hadn't realized they were of the age for girlfriend woes =(. That does suck mightily.

Am now reading even more Crusie (rereading Crazy for you) to counteract the overwhelmingness of RotK...

[rue10.livejournal.com]

Ooh ooh! I've exchanged email about setting up a book signing with Jennifer Crusie!! (I'm sorry. I'm really sorry. I just get so giddy about stuff sometimes with this whole job thing, and none of my friends like to hear me be giddy cause they don't have jobs. So I apologize, and you can hate me if you want. :P)

[oyceter]

Oh! I hate you ;). Actually, more jealous than anything! Your job sounds so cool -- love hearing about it and about what happens in publishing houses.

[rue10.livejournal.com]

Speaking of, we're talking about doing a BenBella blog. Where we'd post stuff about how things are going, what stages the books are in, when events are when, new books are available: neat office/publishing related things. ;) I'm far more excited about it than I mean to be. :P

[oyceter]

Hee hee... convergence of internet and work, ahhhhh.

But I'd be interested in reading it, getting an inside view and all.