Past, Present, Future and Not Tense
First of all, as promised -- PORCUPINE, by Meg Tilly. An exquisite read. It felt very much like reading a contemporary WHO HAS SEEN THE WIND. The story of Jack, a 12 year old girl with an old soul. I enjoyed it immensely.
Past Tense -- Writing.Wise event, now over and done with. Most excellent panel, a discussion that could have easily gone on all night and a great crowd. Congratulations to Maryse de la Giroday for a job well done!
Present Tense -- so many things are making me tense at the moment, I can hardly bear to think of them, let alone write them down. Tension is the new zen. Tenz...the acronym.
Future Tense -- most immediately, Hycroft tomorrow night. Then on to the next!
2 comments:
karen--why are you tense? You're supposed to be RELAXING now, for a few minutes at least!!
Suze
Ho Ho.
I'll relax in December. Nothing on the calendar then, right?
~kc
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