Talk about dodging a bullet

On thursday I meant to get a couple books out of the university library because I packed my poison books somewhere and can't find them. Today they closed the library because of bedbugs. If I had brought one of those books here I'd probably have to set my place on fire.

My lab is filled with even MORE hornets.

Kanda is snoring so loudly.

So I need to contact my doctor. He took me off Invokana to see if it was causing the muscle cramps. Now I'm having cramps and my sugar is through the roof. SIgh.


This day has been frustrating, pissy and all around a crappy start to what's bound to be a terrible week no matter who wins tomorrow. I've resigned myself to not think too much on it. I really can't DO anything about it other than cast my own vote. It's completely out of my hands beyond that.

My internet people need a call too. Tonight my download speed was 1.1 mbs and the uplaod 300 kps. It might as well be dial up.

I did recreate all that I lost of Poison Garden last night but that's all I've accomplished.

10627 / 50000 words. 21% done! So behind

Nano snippet - Suddenly Camristy stopped, eyes wide, face draining of color. Solan caught his arm as he tried to back away.

“What’s wrong?”

He raised a shaking arm to point to a red and white bird in the nearby tree branch. “She’s watching. She knows! I can’t be here. I have to go.”

“What is he talking about?” One of the guards asked.

“I think he means the red pearl bird,” Solan said puzzled.

“She’ll have me back. I don’t want to go.” He tugged against her but fear sapped his strength.

“Solan, remember the red pearls are Goddess Anahira’s harbingers,” Tenaldi said.

“He must think Anahira has sent a spy,” Malas said. “Which makes a certain sense.”

“The lady of blood and bone does watch. She has sent her messenger,” Camristy insisted, trembling all the way to the ground.