"I'm tired, and the world feels like an awful lot of work."

[larryhammer]

I'm still discombobulated enough by jetlag to say much aside from that I'm seriously missing European bread (why doesn't Germany have a reputation for being a bread culture? -- wursts and beer, sure, but oh the breads ... ) but I should at least mention that meanwhile, the June issue of Ideomancer has gone live with several goodies, as well as my poem "Kassandra". Of the other works, I'm especially taken with the dialog between a woman and selkie.

---L.

Comments

[movingfinger.livejournal.com]

I strongly agree about Germany having a great and underappreciated bread culture! Bretzeln in particular, yum, and there are lots of regional and seasonal breads too. I love that there is such a wide variety available as brötchen.

[larryhammer]

Even the institutional breakfast rolls at the youth hostel were Good Bread. (The sliced bread at the backpacker's hostel in Munich, not so much, though.)

---L.

[larryhammer]

Thankee.

---L.

[sarah-create.livejournal.com]

Yes, German breads!
I must get to the bakery again tomorrow.

[larryhammer]

It's not a daily task?

---L.

[sarah-create.livejournal.com]

Almost daily. :)
The "problem" is the wonderful pastries and other bread products.

[larryhammer]

You're not doing a good job of scaring me with those quotes.

Just so you know.

(BTW, the swans and cyngets in the previous were at the castle where the library is at, the one we couldn't get in because of the holiday.)

---L.

[asakiyume.livejournal.com]

I loved your poem very much. I left you a note there.

[larryhammer]

Thankee.

---L.