Reflections in the Dragon's Eye: A Journal

March 2000

1	I kill houseplants with startling regularity, but I think most of the bulbs that I planted last autumn survived!
2	They were like the Three Musketeers.
3	And as long as we're putting mulch down, I want to pick up some plants - preferably something that will live around here and doesn't have to be transplanted or replaced every year.
6	That place is dangerous. And now I know where it is. Must... Resist...
7	Naturally, that didn't make any sense to those of you who aren't participating.
8	Well, last minute emergencies happen without warning.
9	I'd like to state in his defense that T isn't a very experienced cook, and that Matt and I were hovering around the kitchen while he worked distracting him rather a lot.
10	Spring is spoinging all over my yard!
13	The whole thing had taken me about an hour and a half, including time spent leaning on the shovel and wheezing.
14	Guess I'm just feeling introspective today.
15	"I should tell the journal tomorrow what a fantastic bullshit artist I am,"
16	The collection of floppy disks I've filled with pictures taken on my digital camera has finally overflowed the section of the floppy box I'd set aside for it.
17	Hey, it didn't occur to me when I was going through that tedious name-change process after I got married, but I can now say, "Luck is my middle name!"
20	But next time, I think, I'll remember to do it right, and the leakage will be even less.
21	Well, the Hall last night went rather well, I think. At least I had fun.
22	Or maybe it's just that it's spring, and romance is in the air, infecting us with the desire for it like a virus.
23	I've said it before and I'll say it again. I don't really care much for dogs.
24	I'm looking forward to some real rest-time.
27	I'm so sleepy this morning that I'm awake. No, that doesn't make any sense, but it's true.
28	Besides, he's still suffering from culture shock.
29	"What, this? Oh, I injured myself eating pizza."
30	It's not a disaster or anything. I just feel sortof dumb.
31	I stopped on the porch, staring in disbelief at my car.

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