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Of all the...

I can't believe...

Stupid timing...

AAAARRRRGGGGGGGG!

If someone asked me what author would I REALLY be excited about getting to see right now, I would almost immediately answer Chris Crutcher.

Who's is going to be just outside Albany next weekend on the 21st? CHRIS CRUTCHER!

Who's going to be with ALL HER ALBANY RELATIVES, but not in Albany on the 21st? ME!

We are celebrating my mother's 60th birthday. Which was today. We have been planning this party for about a month, so I can't really be grumpy about it.

But I'm seriously getting tired of the lack of authors visiting New England. This is SO close it's painful, and I still can't go.

dammit.