Erika: watched a lengthy video on using first and second derivatives to graph a function, and did some problems. Infrastructure: Got a note to say the site for CrystalCon is live. A reading of Frankenstein Incarnate, Skyped from Minneapolis to Seattle, will kick off the conference.
Author: Anne
this never happens
Everything Looks Like A Face: drafted 4 scenes.
nothin’
Nothin’.
sketching
Everything Looks Like a Face: Sketched out a scene (“Pieces don’t fit”).
assembling little fragments
Mother Antonia: Read some of Liberating Sanctuary. Organized materials from my visit to the CSC archives. Everything Looks Like A Face: Looks like the new outline is a go.
agley
Stuck late at the day job, so not much activity today. I did get to the library to check out a copy of Liberating Sanctuary, so I’ll count that as an iota of work on Mother Antonia.
not much, you?
Mother Antonia: started drafting. Erika: Watched some videos.
connections
Everything Looks Like A Face: wrote a new outline based on the mosaic idea. Mother Antonia: read an interview with a sister who took a trip to New York with M. Antonia in the 1930s. Mother taught her how to network.
tiles, cont’d.
Mother Antonia: Got a little tour of CSC’s Our Lady of Victory chapel from Prof. Maryann Brenden, who has studied both it and M. Antonia, who caused it to be built. The chapel is lavish with tile work by Ernest Batchelder, a leader of the Arts and Crafts movement. I’ve read remarks to the effect...
little fragments
Everything Looks Like A Face: Meeting with Elizabeth. We decide the piece will be built like a mosaic. An arrangement of little fragments. Thought of titling this entry “tesserae,” but evidently that word belongs to The Hunger Games now. Mother Antonia: Took notes.