(no subject)

Tilton has the next Sharpe book! Granted, it doesn't have the ones after that, but it has Sharpe's Honor, which was the next one that I hadn't read. YAY. Also Rebel, which I haven't read either; the library back in Ellensburg had Copperhead, but not Rebel. (Don't you hate it when that happens?)

Twenty books this semester, although I only had to buy nineteen: I do not approve. At least one of them looks like something I'd like to keep, though, because it likes a genuine history book and not just a textbook. (Why so many history books, Russian Revolution? And they are...uh, all about different Russian revolutions, too. Well, okay, I suppose I saw that one coming.)

Also, last night I couldn't sleep, so I, uh, apparently wrote half of a Narnian fairytale? Or perhaps it's a fable. Anyway.

And now it is raining, and there are THUNDER AND LIGHTNING OH MY.

MUST HAVE. ONLY SIX HOURS AWAY BY CAR. ONE HOUR BY PLANE.

I think my December stopover in Houston needs to last for more than, you know, three hours. I CANNOT MISS THIS. PERHAPS MY ROOMMATE WILL ALLOW ME TO LIVE OFF HER FOR ONE NIGHT.

Narnia: The Exhibition premieres at the Houston Museum of Natural Science at Sugar Land in Texas.

IT IS SO CLOSE AND YET SO FAR. I NEED IT I NEED IT I NEED IT. ROAD TRIP.