Explanatory notes: I frickin' adore Amy Pond.

Why is this story (probably) not abandoned? Because I frickin' adore Amy Pond. However, the opening scene of this story has been thoroughly Jossed by the second half of S5, and I want to rewrite it to accommodate ( minor character spoilers through the S5 finale )

Explanatory notes: ( No, that is really not its name. )

Hi guys! I'm not dead, nor incapacitated, nor in the bottom of a hole. It's been several months of life where my energy has mostly gone into a number of relationships, new and old, of different kinds, more travel and visitors than is usual for me, lots of cooking, and my job, which I continue to love. Places my energy has not been mostly going ( Read more... )

Some time last summer,
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You all remember that thing that happened a couple of weeks ago, when tropes and I stayed on the phone too late? No? Good, because it's really only going downhill from there.

tropes: I think that John should become mesmerized by Rodney's heart-shaped ass or something. Let's just pull out every cliche.
fiercelydreamed: You realize I'm typing this verbatim ( Read more... )

So tropes and I are the phone for reasons that don't bear explaining, and we're suddenly plotting an AU in which Rodney McKay is a professional break-up artist. You know, for those times when it's agony trying to craft the perfect "it's not you, it's me" or "I really valued our time together, but I think it's time we go our separate ways" or "I've filed ( Read more... )

A few of you have asked me about it recently, but in various comments on various posts, so I'm failing to track things down and reply individually. Just wanted to confirm, for those of you who were wondering: yep, the sequel to "Who's Left and Who's Leaving" is still happening. It's going excruciatingly slow due to school (plus interruptions from ( Read more... )

( Dinner isn't as bad as Jo's expecting. )

( They make it to Dr. Kim's office without any real incidents; Carter sets a brisk enough pace that most people don't get more than a glance at Jo as she passes, and Sgts. Collins and Rana have the discretion not to keep their P-90s at ready while they escort her. )

( It's like her acknowledgment of the situation is all they've been waiting for. 'God,' Rodney mutters, pushing up out of his chair, 'finally--' )