Before it all goes dark...
Jeepers I'm bored. Reaaallly bored. And not escaping until this afternoon. I will NOT be hanging around after school today.
Kudos to miera_c over at lostcityfound for the end of series ficathon. Go claim your prompts now! I am slightly twitchy about going in as, despite my tendency to not watch the show now, I'm still avoiding spoilers. How about that for an addled fangirl brain!? :P
I'm also slowing down from my recent writing spell, and that is with a seasonal fic to go, and determination to actually finish my serial killer story. Also now I've got myself organised at LD, maybe it's time to go back to the Destiny Series. We ought to find out exactly how Hoshi saves the universe. I think doing the Weir/Caldwell piece helped fire up the juices though, by making me not live in the plot bunny as it were. I'm also wondering if the fact I'm not in a reading phase may have helped as well. Ah, the mysteries of the muse.
Fell asleep and missed Fringe last night. Am concerned it may become something I catch later on DVD because enjoying it, but talk about a slow burner. Settled with Burn Notice now, and he's become lovely, and not the idiot from Hitch, so that's good. And of course Top Gear is back, leaving me on the floor in helpless hysterics. Seriously, and usually over the strangest things. The lorry challenge they did... OMG. Could barely breathe afterwards. :D
Oh well, ever onwards into the paperwork. See you when the power comes back.
Kudos to miera_c over at lostcityfound for the end of series ficathon. Go claim your prompts now! I am slightly twitchy about going in as, despite my tendency to not watch the show now, I'm still avoiding spoilers. How about that for an addled fangirl brain!? :P
I'm also slowing down from my recent writing spell, and that is with a seasonal fic to go, and determination to actually finish my serial killer story. Also now I've got myself organised at LD, maybe it's time to go back to the Destiny Series. We ought to find out exactly how Hoshi saves the universe. I think doing the Weir/Caldwell piece helped fire up the juices though, by making me not live in the plot bunny as it were. I'm also wondering if the fact I'm not in a reading phase may have helped as well. Ah, the mysteries of the muse.
Fell asleep and missed Fringe last night. Am concerned it may become something I catch later on DVD because enjoying it, but talk about a slow burner. Settled with Burn Notice now, and he's become lovely, and not the idiot from Hitch, so that's good. And of course Top Gear is back, leaving me on the floor in helpless hysterics. Seriously, and usually over the strangest things. The lorry challenge they did... OMG. Could barely breathe afterwards. :D
Oh well, ever onwards into the paperwork. See you when the power comes back.