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Has it really been since March that I updated?

Good heavens.

I’ve thought about updating quite a bit since then, but I ended up taking most of April off to kind of recouperate after the surgery, and most of May catching up with business stuffs that were yapping at my heels.  You know how it goes — you take a vacation and suddenly, there’s ten times the work to do when you get back?

It’s like that.

There have been heeyoooge developments here.  Not the least of which is that I have a garden that’s actually GROWING, which is a feat that boggles my mind.  My house slipped a bit, my sleep schedule’s back to Crazy Mode, but I will have tomatoes.  That’s a good thing.

More, soon.  Sooner than this last break.

Two and a half weeks ago, I went in for emergency surgery.

Two weeks ago, after getting out of surgery okay, I came down with the mutant flu, followed closely by the rest of my family.  We are all drippy, hacking, feverish messes.

The house is, also, a mess.

On the plus side, this means that when this thing finally vacates our bodies and our lives (good god, could it please be SOONER rather than LATER…?), there will be a lot to write about.  Pictures to take.  All that happy blogging stuff.

But until then, we’re just drippy.

See you soon.  Hopefully.

For some reason, I’m not getting comment notifications on the entries.  So if you’ve left me a comment, I’m really not being rude and ignoring you; I just found it now. :/

This is a placeholder post. It is holding the place for actual, real content, which will be here as soon as everything’s set.

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Hi. I’m Wife. Also known as Liz to friends and family.

I’m a CSS dunderhead, so if you’re finding this on or around October 10th, you’re not crazy; there’s nothing here yet. As soon as I finish picking my way through this code and making things pretty (homemaking on the internet?), this will be a blog for and about a particular type of housewife — but will be applicable to most homemakers, housewives, and domestic engineers.

Welcome. Wipe your feet before you come in, and have some cookies.