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Took advantage of the sunshine outside to take some photos. Used some of the tables in the back area of the pub next door to spread the quilts out. Got a few complimentary remarks and a suggestion that I ask for a table next time they do a craft fair, which was very nice. But anyhow:

Dresden Plate quilt (for present to coworker):
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000bp4kd/g39
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000bqwsk/g39
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000brsee/g39

Batik quilt:
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000bsb3q/g39
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000btegf/g39

Blue/white/green flower quilt:
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000bwx6b/g39
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000bx162/g39
http://pics.livejournal.com/incandescens/pic/000byc5y/g39

Also managed to clean the bathroom, clean some of the kitchen work area, finish doing the binding on Brown Quilt One (For Coworker), and make a few Barbie-sized necklaces, so in general it feels like a rather productive day. Plus I wrote a new thousand words on the sequel to Library.

It just goes to show that I can get stuff done when I'm not at work all day. Hah. Take that, universe.

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What is the Correspondence?

They say it's a series of confidential negotiations between the Masters and a devil of some note. They say it comprises the billets-doux written by Jack-of-Smiles to the Traitor Empress. They say it's the letter the Pope wrote, the one without which Rome would have been the Fourth City. They say if you read it your eyes boil and your hair turns the white of old ice. They say it's written on slate in the blood of poisoned bats.

-- Echo Bazaar