My Opus is Complete!

My major life work, The St. Anselm Death Experience: Coping with Death in the Middle Ages, is finally complete. I finished it late Thursday afternoon and turned it into the bindery. I picked it up on Friday afternoon and submitted it for review. Woot! Here are the specs:

Pages: 71

Words: 19,569

Characters: 115,397

Paragraphs: 438

Lines: 1,691

Now what do I do with myself? In less that 24 hours, I fly off back home. Then what?

xviii. How the Hare was Set Free

Anselm left the court and, while he was hastening to his manor at Hayes, the boys of his household with their dogs chased a hare which they came upon in the road. As they were pursuing it, it fled between the feet of the horse on which Anselm sat. The horse stood still; and Anselm-

First Post, New Blog

As the first post of my new blog, I should be writing something insightful and witty, but truthfully, I am feeling neither.  My dissertation has me running ragged and tonight is the night that Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows comes out.  Although I myself am not in line, I am receiving constant updates from Britton, who is.  I have read the last page of the book(thank you Internet), so the suspense is broken for me.  But I like it that way!  Now if I could just sleep so that I can get back to my dissertation and extracting the tiniest bit of  information from St. Anselm.  Until then!