Today is my first day off and rain is in the forecast. We had a steady, drizzling rain all day yesterday, and the forecasters are saying it will hang around until Thursday. Temps are cool, but not cold, the perfect weather for sweat pants and sweat shirts; comfy clothing, you know? While I truly love the shorts and T-shirts of summer, I also love the comfy sweats of autumn.
My cold is beginning to dry up. I'm still taking Benadryl, but only when needed, which is not too often. From what people have been telling me, this nasally, sneezy, coughing thing is going around and quite a number of people are suffering through the symptoms. I'm so glad it showed when I got back to the states rather than back in Greece, that would have, to be perfectly honest, pissed me off a lot. Katie, the wife of the quiet policeman, had to deal with one through out most of our journey down the Peloponnese. In Delphi, they were in the room next to mine and she coughed through most of the night; I felt so bad for her.
Cori, my cover artist, has the updated notes on the artwork for The Body in History. Some major changes took place, the biggest being the setting. It turned out that the original art was focused around the Tholos of Athena and not Apollo's Temple. Well, that's fixed. Now, all you have to do is wait 8 months for the reveal. For those interested, this is the Tholos of Athena and it's located almost a mile away from the temple. Do not despair though, things do happen at the Tholos.
