There's more in the pipeline
Ugh. This weekend was packed with real life events, like dinner with friends, day-trips to the lake, and baseball games. At least it gave me time to start mentally developing the new story (and of course ignoring all others still on burners).
But thanks to random comments from standing_fic on my default icon there is softball!J2 in the works. Ugh. Writing J2 is so effing addicting now, you have no idea. I just keep thinking of all the things I've been wishing other people would write and then trying to work it out in my head. So yeah, that's what's coming up soon. I'm sure in a matter of days, considering how quickly all this crap is coming out of my fingers.
There are like two other installments of the SPN-Casefic story that are basically complete on my laptop. But I'm fighting the fourth and final installment so I want to keep those un-posted until it's all figured out.
And a gazillion more pages of Jared/Cameron that I can't figure out how to end either.
You'd never guess I have a full-time job where all I do is write about technical drivel. You'd think my mind was dry and lost of writing this stuff after writing project descriptions and staff bios and creating PowerPoint Presentations. But no. It just goes on and on of its own accord.
But thanks to random comments from standing_fic on my default icon there is softball!J2 in the works. Ugh. Writing J2 is so effing addicting now, you have no idea. I just keep thinking of all the things I've been wishing other people would write and then trying to work it out in my head. So yeah, that's what's coming up soon. I'm sure in a matter of days, considering how quickly all this crap is coming out of my fingers.
There are like two other installments of the SPN-Casefic story that are basically complete on my laptop. But I'm fighting the fourth and final installment so I want to keep those un-posted until it's all figured out.
And a gazillion more pages of Jared/Cameron that I can't figure out how to end either.
You'd never guess I have a full-time job where all I do is write about technical drivel. You'd think my mind was dry and lost of writing this stuff after writing project descriptions and staff bios and creating PowerPoint Presentations. But no. It just goes on and on of its own accord.