Kage Baker anticipated journeys with great exuberance and extreme planning. She was Queen of Lists, as I have said. I am more … organic.I am missing her even more than usual at the moment, as I try to find everything that belongs in my suitcases.
Right now I am in the midst of packing various necessities for the weekend: sugar cubes, underwear for two centuries, pearls and lace (loose, and mixed in my bag), lemonade, all my passes, Harry. I keep finding old CDs, stowaway little black cats, weird knitting projects instead. But soon I must be on the road. I may have a kitty fichu this week.
This will resume when I have made it safe to Vallejo. In the meantime, please observe that I have cleverly made it snow on the blog pages. Man, I love techno-toys!
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Kathleen, Kage and the Company 
That is very clever and I am enjoying it immensely. Safe journey.
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Yes — noticing the snow. It is a bit . . . disconcerting . . . when it travels thru the text, tho. See you soon!
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Yes very clever indeed. See you this weekend safe journey
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I had just noticed the snow as I started to read. Aren’t you clever! I was thinking ‘how long has that been there? Has it always done that?” when I read the explanation. Very clever of you to time it so well. 🙂
Hope London is merry and bright this Christmas Eve.
Maggie
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