OHAI GUYS! Well, I don't really have much to report, but I was in the mood for some chatter, so I decided to have a little post. I really do love LJ. As much and as awesome as RL is, there's something so... I don't know, I guess reliable about the internet. Heh - if I have a fight with one of my friends, I can at least go squee with my f-list ( Read more... )

Well, I'm excited! I've been doing really well with my claim (the kids from the "String Theory" universe) for 10_ocs - I'm almost done with the second fic. (It's an adorable little story about Mallory running away to live with the Cobbs.) Yay! I'll probably post what I have of it here soon if I don't finish it. (I have writing for school to do, too ( Read more... )

Firefly "String Theory"
Michael and Bonny, crew

( Father's Day )

Firefly work on chapter seven
Crew + OCs

( Untitled, for now )

Firefly list of the crew's kids in the future
OCs

Chronologically:Bonny Washburne ( Read more... )

Firefly dumpage of things
mostly Rayne

So I'm annoyed. Ahh well. After a semi-uneventful night, I return! I have so much homework to do it's a little horrifying. Yuck. That's for later, eh? Heh.

FICCAGE!

( Jayne=Cinderella, a teeny taste )

Firefly "String Theory" chp. 7
Wash, Bonny, Kaylee

( Daddy-Daughter Day )

Collection o' Notes, Etc.

FIRST! My e-mail is screwed up so I probably won't be replying to anything anytime soon. This displeases me. But hopefully it'll get all fixed up by Sunday ( Read more... )

Firefly REVISED "ST" chp. 5 beginning
Mal, Simon, Jayne, RiverSwank. I revised. I am SO PROUD. *pats self on the back* Well... It's not in-depth, but I did make notes. I found a system that works! Print out the pages and write on them. Sweet. Here they are! I had to take freakin' pictures because the printer+scanner is FULL OF FAIL and ( Read more... )

Non-Story

YAY! I found the poem that had been stuck in my head earlier. :) I could only remember the first four lines, but now I have the whole poem. Huzzah! I am too lazy to re-type it, so it is here: Spring and Fall. It's by Gerard Manley Hopkins. I really, really like it - the words are tumbly; it's not a stumbling thing, it's sort of ( Read more... )