Too Many 2009 Memes
Fics of 2009:
lilacs or lilies or lady slippers. TWW. Josh/Donna. Unresolved/friendship. PG-13.
The Answers Don't Hurt. TWW. Josh/Donna. Post 2.10, Noel. PG-13.
and maybe a little with her. TWW. Toby/CJ. PG-13.
She Never Said No. House. House/Cuddy. PG
20 Things You Never Knew About Cuddy. House. Gen., House/Cuddy, Wilson/Cuddy. R
Scratch the Itch. 30 Rock. Jack/Liz. R
The Things We Did and Didn't Do. TWW. Josh/Donna. PG
something like worship. Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip. Jack/Jordan. R.
cover all my scars. LOST. Sawyer/Kate, Sawyer/Juliet. PG
Never have I ever had sex in a bed. TWW. Josh/Donna. R.
blowjob mouth. BSG. Kara/Lee. R/NC-17.
when the world ends. BSG. Kara/Lee. NC-17.
Giggles and Uncooked Pasta. BSG RPF. Katee Sackhoff/Tricia Helfer. NC-17.
I am related to my enemy. BSG. Kara/Lee/Zak. NC-17.
Good Company. BSG. Kara/Lee. R.
something worthwhile to think of each morning. House. House/Cuddy. R.
honey, it lights up the sky. BSG. Kara/Lee. PG-13
My favorite story this year (of my own): Probably "20 Things You Never Knew About Cuddy." It helped me explore a character I love, and taught me ways to explore other characters, including those of my own.
Story most under-appreciated by the universe, in my opinion: I always want my stories to get more replies, but I don't think they necessarily deserve more replies or positive reviews; I just love knowing what people think. I expected a bit more response to "honey, it lights up the sky", but I did post it on Christmas. :P
Most fun story: Probably "Giggles and Uncooked Pasta." My first RPF and my first femslash, both of which were fun, but it was also just fun because it was so playful and giggly.
Sexiest story: Erm. "I am related to my enemy", I think. It's just ever-so naughty: Zak being unaware of what Kara and Lee are doing.
Hardest story to write: I realize now that I don't have a couple of the shorter pieces I wrote for various battles. I wrote 117 -- forced Kara/Leoben, plus Cylon death. It was hard because it's a *dark* subject, a bad situation. It was hard because I love Kara Thrace like I love oxygen and writing her during a time like that hurt.
Looking back, did you write more fic than you thought you would this year, less, or about what you'd predicted? I don't think I really predicted. I wrote a *lot* of smut and kind of wish I had written more gen fic.
Did you take any writing risks this year? What did you learn from them? I wrote original fiction. I posted some of it and got almost no feedback, which was rather disappointing. But I wrote a lot more, tons, actually, in Africa. I haven't typed it up yet, but I will soon, and I figure I might post it.
Do you have any goals for the New Year? Write more original fiction. Find and finish a story. Get more exposure.
Subject and first sentence of first post of every month:
January: the boy's around and 2009 -- Sorry for disappearing, internets.
February: this is real life -- I have not appropriately updated of late.
March: Reading the Federalist Papers reminds me why I'm in love with Alexander Hamilton -- Ugh.
April: I am going to be a writer -- Only one month and then I'm halfway through college.
May: You know you're a fangirl when... -- The happenings on House are way more important to you than how you did on your final.
June: Once people learn about Sammy, they really want to try him. -- So I saw a commercial for this medical supplement.
July: FIC: Good Company, Battlestar Galactica, Kara/Lee -- Title: Good Company
August: Rabbit, rabbit -- Oh Burn Notice.
September: Ndiyo tunaweza -- I miss you guys!
October: You win some, you lose some. -- AAAAAAAFFFFFFFFFRRRRRRIIIIIICCCCCCCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!
November: This is real life -- Heya kids!
December: Bit by the cold of December/I'm warm beside your smile -- From this article.