Jobs, School, and Ancestors

I said in my last post that my next one might be closer to Christmas, but, hey, I've got a few minutes 'fore running off to school, so I thought I'd celebrate a bit!

I've gotten a few more etsy notebook orders (glitter, I love shiny paper!), few more transcription jobs offa fiverr, and one from 7freelance. So, that makes... almost 3 and a half hours of audio.

I'd show you a picture of that particular book I'm talking about, with the glitter, but I can't find it :(.

One of my school classes, a theatre class, I wrote a solo show for and will be presenting it early december. Cool, no? It's about my great-great grandmother's trip to America from Bohemia - and on a side note, it's amazing what you can learn by just typing things into Google. Her name's Frances March Caeser (isn't that name just awesome?), Bohemia was going through a long-time famine and drought during the time she left (1879), and most likely she came through Castle Garden port in New York (Ellis Island hadn't been set up at that point).

S'anyways :D