My Package Arrived

[anne_d]

My Paradise Fibers package arrived, none the worse for its tour of the North-and-Southwest. Now what I really need is new shelves in my studio, so I can gloat over, um, display my collection of Lantern Moon baskets and workbags when I'm not using them.

Also arrived, my photo supply store package, so I have four new black-edged 5x7 float frames (take that, Michaels, Aaron Brothers and the rest of the local businesses I tried first) and a spare package of paper for the photo printer.

Proboards is not being nice to me, again. Either I get the "too many connections" message, or it won't connect at all. Pfui upon Proboards, a plague on all their... something beginning with P.

And now the page has sort of half-loaded - just the banner at the top. No, I refreshed and it's back again. Now to see if I can finish reading those five pages.

Well, if I can't get back to the Thrall Room again today, I hope you are all having a pleasant day and that things are going well for you and yours.

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[julia-here.livejournal.com]

I made two posts in quick succession about 25 minutes ago(1:37), and then got timed out trying to reply to Rachael's last post.

Anyway, I suspect that UPS has a sorting center in SLC, for which Hermiston is a sensible person's by-station, especially in winter; it keeps the truck from having to go over any high passes until US 20. I was too sleepy to look at the road atlas last night, but it makes sense if one looks at the roads: Spokane to SoCal otherwise involves Snoquamie Pass, which has been hammered for the past month, and then Grant's Pass, which is iffy and slower than molasses at best in January and often closed.

Julia, this is a dramatic sort of winter in the high country

[anne_d]

Hermiston made sense, from the map. Salt Lake City (especially when the package was "out for delivery", which in my experience means actually on the local truck) and Las Vegas, not so much.

I seem to be back on S3 in the other window. Weird weird weird.