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Tips for having a Glamorous Poly Lifestyle(tm)

1) Bring your work to your boyfriend's house*

2) Have lazy sex

3) Spend the day pawing through a manuscript, watching TV, cooking, catching up on email, and trying to keep the dogs from eating the bacon

4) Lather, rinse, repeat

*for extra credit, your boyfriend should have a huge penis

Reports of craft night's demise have not been exaggerated

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September is almost over, and my halfway-successful attempt to cut back on social obligations draws to a close. I've decided not to pick up craft night again, but I will doubtless be sending out personal invites to those of you who are craft-nighters, so that we can continue to get together, 'cause I like ya. I just need a break from hosting for a little while longer.

As always, we have an open-door dinner policy -- every night but Saturday, you can come and eat with us, no notice necessary. Dinner's at 7. Let me know if you need directions, or want to be on our drop-ins filter (I already have all the known Bay Areans on there, but I'm bad at matching people with usernames). The filter has so far been used to announce what's for dinner (when I know ahead of time), and to let people know when we won't be home at dinner time.

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This just in from the Department of It's a Small World (sorry about the earworm):

My ex-boss from San Diego is a wonderful lesbian performance artist. Turns out she has an LJ.

Whenever we competed in the same poetry slams, I'd come in second and she would come in first (rightly so). She is dead sexy, has her politics in the right place, and really oozes love, and not in that icky way that makes you want to wash after. Go check her out if you want, especially if you book shows for colleges or corporations or whatever. kimberlydark