working at home rocks

I can ride the waves of my own motivational schedule. I can take a lot of breaks. I can work into the middle of the night, if I want. This stuff is good.

Did a bunch of work on the contract gig, which should be done (the first stage, anyway) by tomorrow.

Also submitted six poems. Now I'm gonna go see if I can write some more.

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Three more poems will go out in the mail in the morning. It's been a while since I did a paper submission, and there's something nostalgic and lovely about it.

I remember my first poetry class. At the end of the first lesson, he marched us down to the mailbox on campus and had us all send off poems. Mine was published, as were several others'. Good times.

Hey, krasota!

...and others with soy allergies. Do you use miso, and if so, what's it made of? I think I've heard of barley miso, but I've never paid close attention. A friend can't have soy, but misses miso a lot. Do you have any links or anything? Thanks in advance!