let's go fly a kite.
I totally have to return fic comments and I'm behind on that and I feel awful about it, it's just everybody says such nice things and then I get overwhelmed and don't comment back and I WILL DO THAT SOON I PROMISE.
Moving on! So, I just told Sara how much I love that sometimes you can totally just space out on lj or fandom or whatever and it's, like, awesome and you don't have to think about anything but how much two characters should make out.
And then I was thinking that i wanted to write something, but I didn't have any ideas and how, despite, my initial panic when I had to write those two Penny/Sheldon prize fics, I actually liked having something I sort of had to do and with an idea, etc.
I always love when other people put up those posts about telling them what you'd like to read or see them write or whatever because then I can ask authors I love to write more, but I have crippling anxiety that no one actually wants to see me write anything, so I've never done one, but, uh, Sara said people would like to see me write something (she is a good roommate who tells me things to calm down!) and so:
If there's something you'd like to read, give me a pairing/fandom and a prompt and I will endeavor to write something, anything, everything. Even if I don't know you or you're anonymous.
Here are the fandoms that immediately came to mind, but if I've ever mentioned the show, I could probably give it a shot and my fic is here in case you're trying to see how I handle something:
&. Big Bang Theory.
&. iCarly.
&. Sonny with a Chance.
&. Disney RPF.
&. Other ppl RPF?
&. JONAS (the show).
&. Better Off Ted.
& Middleman.
&. The Office.
&. Potter (it's been a long, long time).
I FEEL SO EMBARRASSED RIGHT NOW YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW. Like, I feel presumptuous? Like, stfu and sit down and post more ridiculous pictures of the stupid shit you do with your days, you. No one wants to hear or prompt fic! My crippling self doubt, here it is.
In other news, tonight we watched Mary Poppins at the outdoor movie. Last week was Camp Rock and it was amazing. We've seen a bunch of movies lately in theaters, too. Here are my thoughts.
&. The Goods was awful. Whyyyyy, Jeremy Piven, whyyyy. Like 10 people walked out of our theater.
&. District 9 was interesting/good, but is one of those ones I would never have sat all the way through watching not in a theater. I can always tell the movies I would wander away from into the kitchen or something at home. This was one.
& (500) Days of Summer was my favorite look at a break up ever. Anybody who's ever been through a break up of a serious relationship can see parts of it in this movie, I think. The moment he looks back and finally sees the bad I was pretty much flailing my hands all YES YES YES. Also, I loved the end. Not the very end, with the whole neat wrap up, but the end of them was the end.
&. Post Grad. Oh god, I spent this movie thinking about what it was like when I moved back in with my parents for a little while after college graduation and then again for a few months when Jack and I broke up. That is one of the mindfucking-est feelings ever and this didn't go as far as I'd have liked with getting across the crippling failure I felt and like WHERE DID THIS INDEPENDENCE I WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE GO TO and that horrible feeling of how I'm supposed to be an adult but every day I come back home to my parents' house, but I guess, it's, uh, a romantic comedy type movie. I don't know what kind of emo fest I was actually realistically thinking it could be. Being an adult: SUCKS MORE THAN THIS MOVIE WOULD LEAD YOU TO BELIEVE.
We've seen way more movies than that, I think, but I can't remember them or I've already talked about them.
I do not understand half of what is going on with this post.
Moving on! So, I just told Sara how much I love that sometimes you can totally just space out on lj or fandom or whatever and it's, like, awesome and you don't have to think about anything but how much two characters should make out.
And then I was thinking that i wanted to write something, but I didn't have any ideas and how, despite, my initial panic when I had to write those two Penny/Sheldon prize fics, I actually liked having something I sort of had to do and with an idea, etc.
I always love when other people put up those posts about telling them what you'd like to read or see them write or whatever because then I can ask authors I love to write more, but I have crippling anxiety that no one actually wants to see me write anything, so I've never done one, but, uh, Sara said people would like to see me write something (she is a good roommate who tells me things to calm down!) and so:
If there's something you'd like to read, give me a pairing/fandom and a prompt and I will endeavor to write something, anything, everything. Even if I don't know you or you're anonymous.
Here are the fandoms that immediately came to mind, but if I've ever mentioned the show, I could probably give it a shot and my fic is here in case you're trying to see how I handle something:
&. Big Bang Theory.
&. iCarly.
&. Sonny with a Chance.
&. Disney RPF.
&. Other ppl RPF?
&. JONAS (the show).
&. Better Off Ted.
& Middleman.
&. The Office.
&. Potter (it's been a long, long time).
I FEEL SO EMBARRASSED RIGHT NOW YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW. Like, I feel presumptuous? Like, stfu and sit down and post more ridiculous pictures of the stupid shit you do with your days, you. No one wants to hear or prompt fic! My crippling self doubt, here it is.
In other news, tonight we watched Mary Poppins at the outdoor movie. Last week was Camp Rock and it was amazing. We've seen a bunch of movies lately in theaters, too. Here are my thoughts.
&. The Goods was awful. Whyyyyy, Jeremy Piven, whyyyy. Like 10 people walked out of our theater.
&. District 9 was interesting/good, but is one of those ones I would never have sat all the way through watching not in a theater. I can always tell the movies I would wander away from into the kitchen or something at home. This was one.
& (500) Days of Summer was my favorite look at a break up ever. Anybody who's ever been through a break up of a serious relationship can see parts of it in this movie, I think. The moment he looks back and finally sees the bad I was pretty much flailing my hands all YES YES YES. Also, I loved the end. Not the very end, with the whole neat wrap up, but the end of them was the end.
&. Post Grad. Oh god, I spent this movie thinking about what it was like when I moved back in with my parents for a little while after college graduation and then again for a few months when Jack and I broke up. That is one of the mindfucking-est feelings ever and this didn't go as far as I'd have liked with getting across the crippling failure I felt and like WHERE DID THIS INDEPENDENCE I WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE GO TO and that horrible feeling of how I'm supposed to be an adult but every day I come back home to my parents' house, but I guess, it's, uh, a romantic comedy type movie. I don't know what kind of emo fest I was actually realistically thinking it could be. Being an adult: SUCKS MORE THAN THIS MOVIE WOULD LEAD YOU TO BELIEVE.
We've seen way more movies than that, I think, but I can't remember them or I've already talked about them.
I do not understand half of what is going on with this post.