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A cautious note of optimism
The laptop is back and so far, fingers crossed, I don't seem to have any damaged files. Of course I haven't actually checked every single file on my computer, so it is possible something is damaged and I simply don't know about. But the important files, i.e 'Poignard' , 'Troubadour and the Nightingale' and 'Songbirds' have come through unscathed for which I praise the Lord. Seriously that was majorly stressful. I really don't need that level of stress so early in the year. Now I can get on with my yearly challenge of reading more book this year. I think I managed 17 this month, which is a good tally all considered.
* Men of Tokyo: Sudden Bliss by Sedonia Guillone
* Heresy by S J Ferris
* The Flight of the Heron by DK Broster
* The Gleam in the North by DK Broster
* The Dark Mile by DK Broster
* Tangled Web by Jade Falconer
* Drawn Together by ZA Maxfield
* Surrender my Love by Johanna Lindsey
* Rare Benedictine by Ellis Peters
* Honour Bound by Wheeler Scott
* To catch a Pirate by Jade Turner
* The Lost Prophecies by The Medieval Murderers
* Drums of War by Edward Marston
* Sabine by AP (?)
* Beautiful Samurai, Hidden Tiger by Sedonia Guillone
* Flying Fish by Sedonia Guillone
* A Morbid Taste for Bones by Ellis Peters
I also have a couple of recs from the![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
tsn_kinkmeme but I need to add them to memories first.
I'm glad to have the laptop back. It wasn't until I no longer had that I realised how much I rely on it for everything.
I managed to nab the new beta of Scrivener, so I'm going to play with that a bit. I can't wait for the final true version to appear, especially as I have that 50% discount now that I won Nano. That will definitely come in useful! As long as they have solved the lagginess of the last version I tried I'm definitely going to try and use that a lot more this. I want to have a productive writing year this year.
* Men of Tokyo: Sudden Bliss by Sedonia Guillone
* Heresy by S J Ferris
* The Flight of the Heron by DK Broster
* The Gleam in the North by DK Broster
* The Dark Mile by DK Broster
* Tangled Web by Jade Falconer
* Drawn Together by ZA Maxfield
* Surrender my Love by Johanna Lindsey
* Rare Benedictine by Ellis Peters
* Honour Bound by Wheeler Scott
* To catch a Pirate by Jade Turner
* The Lost Prophecies by The Medieval Murderers
* Drums of War by Edward Marston
* Sabine by AP (?)
* Beautiful Samurai, Hidden Tiger by Sedonia Guillone
* Flying Fish by Sedonia Guillone
* A Morbid Taste for Bones by Ellis Peters
I also have a couple of recs from the
tsn_kinkmeme but I need to add them to memories first. I'm glad to have the laptop back. It wasn't until I no longer had that I realised how much I rely on it for everything.
I managed to nab the new beta of Scrivener, so I'm going to play with that a bit. I can't wait for the final true version to appear, especially as I have that 50% discount now that I won Nano. That will definitely come in useful! As long as they have solved the lagginess of the last version I tried I'm definitely going to try and use that a lot more this. I want to have a productive writing year this year.