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You know, I really need to get my own website one of these days, if only so I can put up definitive versions of my stories. I'm a compulsive editor, see, so even after I've posted something on one site, I tend to tweak it subtly before putting it up somewhere else. So this version of PTT is ever-so-slightly different from the version going up on FA (a changed word here and there, for clarity or a shift of emphasis).
The changes usually aren't drastic enough to justify resubmitting an entire story to someone else's website, but I'd like to have the 'good' versions all together somewhere.
Anyway. On to the fic!
( Paint the Town, part 4 )
In real life news, my project won't actually be done by the end of the week -- we're getting another load of invoices on Monday, which we will have to check against the vendor catalogues (price shifts, you know -- we've disabled automatic electronic price updates so we could manually fix things), check against the general items, and then receive into the system. On top of that, we're going to have to assign storage locations on an inventory tally sheet, or something like that.
Oh well. I finished reviewing my half of the December invoices and have moved on to creating general items to match some of the new vendor items, which is much less likely to make my head explode from sheer boredom. :-)
The changes usually aren't drastic enough to justify resubmitting an entire story to someone else's website, but I'd like to have the 'good' versions all together somewhere.
Anyway. On to the fic!
( Paint the Town, part 4 )
In real life news, my project won't actually be done by the end of the week -- we're getting another load of invoices on Monday, which we will have to check against the vendor catalogues (price shifts, you know -- we've disabled automatic electronic price updates so we could manually fix things), check against the general items, and then receive into the system. On top of that, we're going to have to assign storage locations on an inventory tally sheet, or something like that.
Oh well. I finished reviewing my half of the December invoices and have moved on to creating general items to match some of the new vendor items, which is much less likely to make my head explode from sheer boredom. :-)
