Firstly, I would just like to say that the season premiere of Veronica Mars? Rocked hardcore. :) No spoilers, just general rockin' of That Show Kovsky Hates. DAMN
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Thirdly, I am writing again for the first time since before Hurricane Katrina. And the weird thing is, I'm not writing fanfic. I'm writing original fiction. Like, a novel. I AM WRITING A NOVEL. I have ideas and characters and a vague storyline and I don't care if it works out or not; I am writing, and that is all that matters.
And MEEP! It is exciting! I just sat down with a scene in my head and started writing it, and now there's this whole universe popping up around it, and it's crazy and unpredictable and I am having FUN. *g*
Let me add in the *applause*! It's so wonderful when it all works.
And Ted Raimi just rules. I got to share an elevator with him at Dragoncon about three years ago (2002, I think). It was highly surreal...he was barefoot.
My favorite story that he told that same year was how his brother got him to agree to do the Spiderman role. Pestered him for months, and Ted kept refusing. "No, Sam -- I've finally got some time off. I want to finish up some projects...reaquaint myself with my family..."
Then one day after he'd hung up on his brother, the phone rang a few minutes later. "oh -- hi mom!"
Can I just say how glad I was to see him in Spiderman? Because he just seems like the NICEST guy, because no one could play Joxer for all those years with that much committment and not be extraordinarily cool. I want him to have work! Work, Ted, work! ;)
Awwww, thank you! *blush* It's like I said, I have no idea where this story is going, but there's a germ of it in me, and the more I write, the more I know about the story itself. It's kinda fun. *g*
WOOT!!!!!
Go, you, babe!
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And MEEP! It is exciting! I just sat down with a scene in my head and started writing it, and now there's this whole universe popping up around it, and it's crazy and unpredictable and I am having FUN. *g*
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And Ted Raimi just rules. I got to share an elevator with him at Dragoncon about three years ago (2002, I think). It was highly surreal...he was barefoot.
My favorite story that he told that same year was how his brother got him to agree to do the Spiderman role. Pestered him for months, and Ted kept refusing. "No, Sam -- I've finally got some time off. I want to finish up some projects...reaquaint myself with my family..."
Then one day after he'd hung up on his brother, the phone rang a few minutes later. "oh -- hi mom!"
And that's how he ended up in Spiderman. :)
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