*is exhausted*

[maderr]

Ugh. In the day to day, I like my job fine. It isn't exciting or thrilling, but I like it. Except that the fact I'm doing enough work for 2.5 people is catching up with me. I went in an hour early today and by 5:00 I was *worse* off than when I started -_-;;

Eventually this will all even out. I know that. But first I have to get through at least four more months of this. Blah. Had been hoping to write tonight, we'll see if I still get to. Also need to chat with my ML, which I've let die, update my website (fix midsummer links), and I'm sure I'm forgetting stuff. If I've let something fall by the wayside, drop me a reminder.

On the upside, was kept from finally beating the living shit out of paralegals by stray thoughts colliding into what should be a suitable story for Suyari. Alas, my SMP stories (that's what I was forgetting!) still elude me. Ah, well. Inspiration strikes when and where it sees fit.

Comments

[rykaine.livejournal.com]

No. That didn't asnwer the question at all. I was keeping the timelines as I have them. What I'm asking is should I mark the timelines at the begining of each scene.

Like "30 minutes before ceremony", "Two days before...", "One week before...", "2 hours before..."

Accept that it looks/sounds kinda goofy to me. But it terms of clarifying it for readers, it would seem to make more sense. Did I not ask this? I'll bet I forgot even to get to the damned question... *disgruntled*

[maderr.livejournal.com]

Sorry -_-;;; I would mark them, yes. I think it would actually add to things, in a countdown sort of way, depending on how you order them.

[rykaine.livejournal.com]

The order is the lines of the verse. So I don't think a countdown is feasible...

[maderr.livejournal.com]

All the same, it should work fine. And duh me. I'm sorry. I'm a little slow this evening.

[rykaine.livejournal.com]

Dude, you're cool. My questions tend to be rather stupid in the end. Thanks. ^_~

[maderr.livejournal.com]

^_^ They make perfect sense when I stop to think instead of letting my fingers believe they're the thinking part of this body.

[rykaine.livejournal.com]

No, your answers were fine. I wasn't very clear about things in a lot of ways.

So yes to timelines. Awesome. I just need to figure out phrasing that isn't stupid sounding.