Oh, it was a day of work for me today! Like most other retail slaves on the other side of the counter today was long, and hot, and hard. I would like to say we were busy, and we were for a bit, but it calmed down to near deadness after 12 noon. So then it became project time! Everything that we haven't been able to get to because of business and the things that the owner needed done we did today. We straightened, we organized, and we sold Wayne Batson books. Not that is a bad thing, but I really need to see about getting him in to sign some, it's been a long week (last week's carried over into this one) and I keep meaning to ask or leave word and it's been sliding lower and lower on the list. I also need to get my hands on where he will be and when as he starts his signings this fall. Right now, nothing is working out as far as getting him in for a signing which is frustrating but I haven't given up all hope yet. I'm also working on the VeggieTales event that will be happening on October the 6th and I have a friend getting married on the 29th of September so I am a very busy scribe at the moment! Oh, the line from yesterday was written by the Bard of Avon himself, William Shakespeare and the line comes from the play Alls Well That Ends Well
But no one left any comments so there are no bragging rights to bestow! ;)
Monday, September 3, 2007
A Day of Labours
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Psalm 49
A Psalm of Repentance
About Me
- everlastingscribe
- I tell stories all day long. Some with my pen, some with my keyboard and if you can find me, buy me a coffee and I'll tell you one too!
2 comments:
okay, so what's the beautiful painting? Where'd you get that? COOL.
And as far as me coming to sign some stock, you have but to ask...
or put another way:
...as you wish.
;-)
It's called "Stitching the Standard" by Edmund Blair Leighton who did a slew of awesome 'romantic' style pictures of knights and their ladies, and all kinds of cool stuff. The art site that I have a link to in the 'interesting places' is where I picked up the graphic. ;)
And hey, if you go in *now* we have the awesome display up that Nelson sent for the books.
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