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Launchcast is managing to drag me out of the '80s, finally. I found another user's station yesterday by looking for fans of a certain artist I heard a lot of in high school & college. Listened to the station quite a bit yesterday and today. Yesterday, the station played lots of stuff from the '80s, true, but also a bit of more recent music by familiar artists. Today the same station's playing more recent stuff, and at the same time I feel a bit less like a lump in a bog.

To do: Finish latest mug of tea.

Dry hair enough that walking to library does not automatically induce hypothermia. (Check current weather conditions online. Shiver.)

Return library books I know I won't finish; attempt to find others that I will read. Make sure at least one book is an art book to bring some strange beauty into my life.

Read e-mail, which also brings some strange beauty into my life.

Write e-mails, make phone calls, eat lunch (not necessarily in that order).

Try to act like an optimist, even if I still don't feel like one.

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Well, I did make it to the library. Didn't do much after that 'cos I was waiting for feeling to return to my lips and hands. There's a chance of snow tomorrow, so I guess I probably won't see you? :-( Hopefully I'll make some calls tomorrow then. Sitting around like a lump as long as I have just isn't my idea of fun.

well, i just now checked TWC online. looks like a dusting of snow here with high winds. a gale! nah, i exaggerate, but some wind. so let's say that, barring a sudden snowstorm or either of us getting sick, i'll be there around 11:30ish? i have a feeling of impending headcold, but that in itself wouldn't stop me, unless i get so stupid, i can't figure out how to switch on the car's ignition! [g] to minimize getting in & out of the car, how 'bout we just safeway it, maybe picking up some lunchy type comestibles? :)

i'll check with you by e-mail in the a.m.