My friend called his wife from the L station, incoherently drunk, and let her take him to the detox center. Hopefully, when he dries out, he'll have enough sense to check himself into the sober living place and spend some time getting his life back. I can still hope... because while he's still drawing breath, there's hope.
I drank caffeine at about 8 this evening (big risk) so I could catch up on my writing. I found a missing piece in my plot and what was held together with chewing gum and duct tape is now a smoothly pivoting little instrument. Tonight an ancient blind Chinese herbalist showed up in my story, pretty much out of nowhere. Kind of hilarious to see who parachutes in unexpectedly...
I really hope I didn't trade a night's sleep for twenty-seven hundred words, though.
05 September 2008
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1 comment:
I will send healing light toward our friend in Chicago. Like your email to me the other night, perhaps full-of-life memories from our high school days will help, somehow.
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