Greetings from the House of Plague

[elisi]

Hiiii. So, guess whose husband woke up feeling achy, warm and Not Great, and whose eldest child 21 year old has a cough?

You only get one guess.

However I've managed to log onto my work email, so can at least tell the other people in the office all the things I need them to do. Wahey, 14 days of self-isolation here we come! The 14 year old is already bored. (I can write so much fic! And I might finish my novel???)

Oh and middle child is coming home from university today. Full house! :D

On a more serious note, mostly worried we've infected the in-laws, who are in their 70s. (They are generally healthy, but both have had cancer.)

ANYWAY. Here's to living in interesting times!

Comments

[elisi]

Oof. *hugs* <- nice safe internet hugs for you!
Internet hugs are the best. <3

Wishing your household an uncomplicated and speedy recovery, and hoping that you all are able to support and entertain each other rather than driving each other totally nuts!
We should be good. If nothing else, we can all sit down and stare at individual screens. ;)

(And hey, with respect to any extra writing time you may find in all this—I hope your muse whispers lovingly in your ear the whole time!)
She LITERALLY hasn't shut up for months now. My current WIP has been eating my brain at all hours, to the point of having to make notes when half-asleep.

[shadowscast]

She LITERALLY hasn't shut up for months now. My current WIP has been eating my brain at all hours, to the point of having to make notes when half-asleep.

That's awesome! And terrible! :-D

I can totally relate—I had that experience with the story I just completed in my beloved obscure fandom that nobody cares about. I finished the story just over a week ago, and although I feel a little empty now that it's done, it's also quite a relief to have my brain released from its grip!

[elisi]

That's awesome! And terrible! :-D
I rather love it. The story is too delightful for words, all I need is Time To Write. (And of course I have now shot myself in the foot by working out how to log on from home, so here I am, working.)

I can totally relate—I had that experience with the story I just completed in my beloved obscure fandom that nobody cares about. I finished the story just over a week ago, and although I feel a little empty now that it's done, it's also quite a relief to have my brain released from its grip!
Ooooh, I hear ya. *points to icon* And congrats on finishing!