January: Dear Cupcake Goth, Writing. You are supposed to be writing.

February: Dear hiring manager for that full-time tech editor job at the Big Software Company that I applied for IN NOVEMBER;

March: The weekend was very fun, what with the clothing sale, the trip to the zoo, dressing up as the Mad Hatter (and turning [livejournal.com profile] kiltlad into the White Rabbit), and then a birthday party for one of my favorite little girls.

April: What I DO care about is that today is the birthday of one of my oldest friends!

May: What happens when there are dueling iPhones:

June: Also known as this is what happens when you look at lots of deathrock fashion photos.

July: The Finishing School of Flail, [livejournal.com profile] maiaarts, [livejournal.com profile] staxxy, and the Stroppy One = wonderful people who provide sanity checks and beta reading, yay! I love them very much.

August: I am upstairs in my (organized!) storage room, writing descriptions and taking photos for the next closet culling sale.

September: I'm certainly not going to be cross-posting anyone's comments to FB or Twitter. Please do me the same courtesy.

October: Looking at the various photos of the Monster High dolls over on [livejournal.com profile] daily_doll makes me want to spend a day playing with Lucretia Evangeline.

November: Me sitting in front of [livejournal.com profile] pix_kristin and [livejournal.com profile] noisedesign's house, waiting for trick-or-treaters.

December: Reading through [livejournal.com profile] minim_calibre's line edits on fiction project is a perfect thing to do with a sinus migraine, right?
Well, for one thing, 2010 was not the non-stop roller coaster that 2009 was. Sure, 2010 didn't have the excitement of a book release or lots of travel, but 2010 didn't have the awful, heart-wrenching lows, either. (Thank goodness.)

What did 2010 have? A job I liked, making some fantastic new friends (hi [livejournal.com profile] cmpriest and [livejournal.com profile] mauraanderson!), getting to visit [livejournal.com profile] pix_kristin, [livejournal.com profile] noisedesign, [livejournal.com profile] queeniex, and [livejournal.com profile] donnaricci, having [livejournal.com profile] kambriel and Curse stay with us, SteamCon and all of that wackiness, and a general upswing in creativity for me. (That upswing also came with an increase in "Oh God oh God, WORDS GONE CAN'T WRITE IIEEE!" panic, but I'm getting better at managing those.)

2010 also some not-so-awesome stuff, like some issues with the house, and multiple rounds of the Plague. But in larger picture, nothing hugely worrying or "DOOM, DOOOOOOOM!", so that's good.

2011! I want to write more often, and with more confidence. I'm planning on sending off a proposal and sample chapters to my agent for a kinda-secret project. I want to update GCS more frequently, write more reviews, and work on more fiction. In other words, stop dithering about writing and actually, y'know, write.

2011 looks like it will be a year of concerts for me: I've already got tickets for 3 different shows (Emilie Autumn and two MCR shows). And events! I'm scheduled for 2 events in January, an event in March, I'm planning on going to SteamCon in October, I am hoping hoping hoping that we can make it to Bats Day in May, and visit the UK. Will we be able to find the budget and time for all of this? Who knows, but there's no harm in trying.

So! I hope all of you have a very good 2011! May it be kind and creatively fulfilling for ALL of us.
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