distance from one to the other
I'd forgotten that NyQuil makes me all dizzy and nauseated in the morning. I mean, even DayQuil produces some nausea and dizziness, but nothing like full on NyQuil. Otoh, I did sleep pretty well, despite feeling like I couldn't breathe sometimes.
My voice has gone past sexy whiskey-rasp and into germtasticly hoarse. *snerk* I said, "Good morning," to my boss and he was like, "You don't sound good," and I said, "Well, I don't feel good." On the upside, the cold medicine means I don't feel like my sinuses are going to explode into a gory, gooey mess at any given moment. On the downside, I still have the most ludicrously itchy throat and no amount of coughing scratches that itch. Sigh. I'm wearing my ugly sweater and I bought a bottle of ginger ale, and it has been very soothing. I don't anticipate getting anything done today that requires more than standing at a copier, but you never know.
In the continuing news of someone else thinking my gmail address is theirs, I got a work email for this other victoria p. - apparently, she's a teacher - and I responded that they should get her correct email address, and hopefully she will figure out that it is not victoriap@gmail but I don't have high hopes. I still don't understand how you don't know your own email address, but whatever.
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I'm not sure I understood what was going on in last night's Leverage, but as always, HARDISON >>>>> EVERYONE. "I hacked history!" ♥
Also, Parker as the auctioneer! ♥ I also like Sophie even more this season.
So was that Countess another grifter friend of Sophie's, or an actress or what? Sophie seemed surprised to see her, so she wasn't in on the plan originally, so... what am I supposed to think? Should I even bother to try to make sense of any of it? I'm thinking no.
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I posted a story yesterday:
(All Things Go) To Recreate Us
Supernatural; Dean and Sam (background Dean/Lisa); pg; spoilers through 5.22; 6,355 words
Sam's alive, and with that knowledge, Dean can start living again, too.
I started this story in June, and I'm so glad I managed to finish it before canon completely josses it. I don't mind being jossed - I expect it - but it can throw me off if it happens in the middle of writing. Whatever, show. Pfft.
I didn't intend for the story to be Dean/Lisa, and I still think it's gen, but there's no denying that discussion of the relationship comes up and I'm just too tired to deal with someone complaining that I'd got het in their gen or whatever if I posted on a gen comm. I mean, to me the story is clearly about Dean and how Dean deals with this sea change in his life, and his relationship with Sam even though he's not physically present, and yeah, also his relationship with Lisa, because he's living in her house. And also, I like her.
At first, he and Sam weren't going to have any contact at all, but that made me sad, and then I thought a series of voicemails was kind of cool, and it also allowed me to avoid having to write a bunch of stuff I wasn't really interested in, aka, Dean's attempts at civilian life. Instead, I could have him telling Sam about them, and that way, it reinforced the focus on his relationship with Sam while still hopefully giving someone reading enough information about what was going on. Once I made that decision, it was ridiculously easy to write. And the idea of Dean humming his own entrance theme will never not be funny to me. *is easily amused*
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people have commented there.
My voice has gone past sexy whiskey-rasp and into germtasticly hoarse. *snerk* I said, "Good morning," to my boss and he was like, "You don't sound good," and I said, "Well, I don't feel good." On the upside, the cold medicine means I don't feel like my sinuses are going to explode into a gory, gooey mess at any given moment. On the downside, I still have the most ludicrously itchy throat and no amount of coughing scratches that itch. Sigh. I'm wearing my ugly sweater and I bought a bottle of ginger ale, and it has been very soothing. I don't anticipate getting anything done today that requires more than standing at a copier, but you never know.
In the continuing news of someone else thinking my gmail address is theirs, I got a work email for this other victoria p. - apparently, she's a teacher - and I responded that they should get her correct email address, and hopefully she will figure out that it is not victoriap@gmail but I don't have high hopes. I still don't understand how you don't know your own email address, but whatever.
***
I'm not sure I understood what was going on in last night's Leverage, but as always, HARDISON >>>>> EVERYONE. "I hacked history!" ♥
Also, Parker as the auctioneer! ♥ I also like Sophie even more this season.
So was that Countess another grifter friend of Sophie's, or an actress or what? Sophie seemed surprised to see her, so she wasn't in on the plan originally, so... what am I supposed to think? Should I even bother to try to make sense of any of it? I'm thinking no.
***
I posted a story yesterday:
(All Things Go) To Recreate Us
Supernatural; Dean and Sam (background Dean/Lisa); pg; spoilers through 5.22; 6,355 words
Sam's alive, and with that knowledge, Dean can start living again, too.
I started this story in June, and I'm so glad I managed to finish it before canon completely josses it. I don't mind being jossed - I expect it - but it can throw me off if it happens in the middle of writing. Whatever, show. Pfft.
I didn't intend for the story to be Dean/Lisa, and I still think it's gen, but there's no denying that discussion of the relationship comes up and I'm just too tired to deal with someone complaining that I'd got het in their gen or whatever if I posted on a gen comm. I mean, to me the story is clearly about Dean and how Dean deals with this sea change in his life, and his relationship with Sam even though he's not physically present, and yeah, also his relationship with Lisa, because he's living in her house. And also, I like her.
At first, he and Sam weren't going to have any contact at all, but that made me sad, and then I thought a series of voicemails was kind of cool, and it also allowed me to avoid having to write a bunch of stuff I wasn't really interested in, aka, Dean's attempts at civilian life. Instead, I could have him telling Sam about them, and that way, it reinforced the focus on his relationship with Sam while still hopefully giving someone reading enough information about what was going on. Once I made that decision, it was ridiculously easy to write. And the idea of Dean humming his own entrance theme will never not be funny to me. *is easily amused*
***
This entry at DW: http://musesfool.dreamwidth.org/210860.html.
people have commented there.