British Sea Power Triumphant!

[pbray]

Well, the Brits may no longer rule the sea, but the missing British Sea Power CD turned up this morning while I was hunting for a plastic bag to bring stuff to work in. It was in the guest bedroom, where I'd been staging all the stuff when I was packing for the trips earlier this month.

Yesterday fireun and I hung out at the Cybercafe, which is a great place to get beers, sandwiches, coffees, or all three, as we chatted about anything and everything, including trying to come up with recent good reads that weren't urban fantasy. Sekrit message to April, the book I was thinking of was Grimspace by Ann Aguirre--haven't read it yet, but it's SF and worth a look.

Incredibly busy week at work because it's quarter close time, including having to work this weekend. And the semi-annual STAR Writers' retreat is on Saturday, which is normally a relaxing time, but now it will be sandwiched in between the day job, which is not so much fun. Still it will be great to see everyone and catch up.

Comments

[libwitch.livejournal.com]

Oddly enough when I saw your title on this post I started having the Star Wars theme song echo in my head. I have no idea why, but it felt appropiate.

[(Anonymous)]

Grimspace - good book. I was into the second chapter before I realized it was written in a tense that I dislike. I just shrugged and kept on reading. It was that good.
Kaelle (who can't remember her LJ sign-on right now.)

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the rec! Looking forward to reading it.

[fireun.livejournal.com]

HAH! Sekrit message received! i have that book! i snagged it when it came out....then shelved it. now i will be reading it. almost done with Carnivale (Elizabeth Bear). huzzah!

also, this whole cafe thing should happen more often. i am too much the hermit and that was damn fun.

[pbray.livejournal.com]

Yes. Fun should happen more often!