Re: The Story of the Love Pentacle
I can't think of any replies to all the comments this drabbly-bit has gotten, except to thank you all and give out lotsa hugs! I'm so glad you liked it! As for a sequel...O.o I'm rather afraid of what I might come up with! *lol*
And now thanks to y'all, I'm feeling much better and my headache has gone down! I'm now off to get some dinner and hopefully be able to rattle off some fics and maybe catch up on my schoolwork. I don't know what happened but I'm in three 300-level business courses, it's the second week of class, and I have a sinking feeling I'm already behind by three weeks...
On the positive note, I finished Terry Pratchett's "The Truth", as was recommended to me by a family of extremely nice fans at Chapters. They said it's his best work and although I've only read two-and-a-half books in his Discworld series, I totally concur! I absolutely adore how alive and funny and organic he paints the world of journalism, and I have now fallen in love with William de Worde, Vetinari, and Vimes, and am looking for recommendations for what else I should get my hands on in the series. I have to admit that so far DEATH and Susan's not making too much an impression on me yet (maybe I should get 'Music with Rocks In' or 'Mort' before I make a complete judgment), and Rincewind makes me wince, but I'm open to suggestions!
And now thanks to y'all, I'm feeling much better and my headache has gone down! I'm now off to get some dinner and hopefully be able to rattle off some fics and maybe catch up on my schoolwork. I don't know what happened but I'm in three 300-level business courses, it's the second week of class, and I have a sinking feeling I'm already behind by three weeks...
On the positive note, I finished Terry Pratchett's "The Truth", as was recommended to me by a family of extremely nice fans at Chapters. They said it's his best work and although I've only read two-and-a-half books in his Discworld series, I totally concur! I absolutely adore how alive and funny and organic he paints the world of journalism, and I have now fallen in love with William de Worde, Vetinari, and Vimes, and am looking for recommendations for what else I should get my hands on in the series. I have to admit that so far DEATH and Susan's not making too much an impression on me yet (maybe I should get 'Music with Rocks In' or 'Mort' before I make a complete judgment), and Rincewind makes me wince, but I'm open to suggestions!