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* I looked at the apartment that the shelter people want me to move into, but it's too small for what I have in storage. But if I turn it down, I'll have to leave the shelter. In the meantime, someone at Volunteers of America has been looking for an alternative. Hopefully, I can stall until Monday.
* For my new project, I might make the historical roots CVX (where X is either C or V), with -CVX noun suffixes and -C verb extensions. The combinations CVX-CVX would be reinterpreted as CVXC-VX so that the language has -VX suffixes applied to verb stems instead of the historical roots. Verb stems with short-long vowel alternation (such as tan/taan) would come from non-extended roots. Some conjunctions and postpositions could also retain the CVX structure. There might also be -CV noun suffixes, but reinterpretations of these couldn't be applied to verb stems due to conflict with the verb mood suffixes.
* For my new project, I might make the historical roots CVX (where X is either C or V), with -CVX noun suffixes and -C verb extensions. The combinations CVX-CVX would be reinterpreted as CVXC-VX so that the language has -VX suffixes applied to verb stems instead of the historical roots. Verb stems with short-long vowel alternation (such as tan/taan) would come from non-extended roots. Some conjunctions and postpositions could also retain the CVX structure. There might also be -CV noun suffixes, but reinterpretations of these couldn't be applied to verb stems due to conflict with the verb mood suffixes.