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What up, Internet?
Much has been going on in the past few days, but I've been too stressed out to write about it properly. Now I'm too lazy to write about it properly. I'm sure you're all rejoicing that you're not in for another fifteen page entry about work + newspaper + etc.
I think my plans for today are maybe taking a shower and playing with Tristan a little. I've been kind of muffling his story all week because I didn't want to deal with it (hi, my own personal issues, it's great to see you on a page, coming out of the mouth of one of my characters!), but I need to have SOMETHING to hand into Catherine Lewis before the end of term, and Tristan's story is the only one besides Alan's that I feel I have enough on to give her.
The other option is to write the Sam/Elsie&Will / Sam/Will&Elsie story that's been slowly percolating in the margins of the Lit notes. It's been something I've sort of wanted to work on for a long time, and since I've just decided not to do tww_minis (there's nooooo way I could write anyone's request for a threesome, mostly because what I want when writing a three-way relationship is very different from what others want, plus yuletide is going to kick my butt all over the place), I really have no excuse to keep putting it off. It will be intriguing. Nothing like pondering complicated relationship dynamics to distract one from the big scary cold (literally) world outside the window that needed to be broken into AGAIN last night because the goddamn doors in this place suck.
Wow. I'm really kind of a Debbie Downer today, huh? I will post depressing music later to make up for it! There are two sets of songs that I've been meaning to post for the past three days, so I might as well do it now that I have time!
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Relatedly: Does anyone have a copy of Dar Williams' album Mortal City? I can't seem to find my copy (I'm 90% sure, at this point, that it's in my bedroom at home) and "The Ocean" is kind of my Sam/Will song, in a way, and it's one of the few songs off that album I don't have on my computer. Sadness.
Much has been going on in the past few days, but I've been too stressed out to write about it properly. Now I'm too lazy to write about it properly. I'm sure you're all rejoicing that you're not in for another fifteen page entry about work + newspaper + etc.
I think my plans for today are maybe taking a shower and playing with Tristan a little. I've been kind of muffling his story all week because I didn't want to deal with it (hi, my own personal issues, it's great to see you on a page, coming out of the mouth of one of my characters!), but I need to have SOMETHING to hand into Catherine Lewis before the end of term, and Tristan's story is the only one besides Alan's that I feel I have enough on to give her.
The other option is to write the Sam/Elsie&Will / Sam/Will&Elsie story that's been slowly percolating in the margins of the Lit notes. It's been something I've sort of wanted to work on for a long time, and since I've just decided not to do tww_minis (there's nooooo way I could write anyone's request for a threesome, mostly because what I want when writing a three-way relationship is very different from what others want, plus yuletide is going to kick my butt all over the place), I really have no excuse to keep putting it off. It will be intriguing. Nothing like pondering complicated relationship dynamics to distract one from the big scary cold (literally) world outside the window that needed to be broken into AGAIN last night because the goddamn doors in this place suck.
Wow. I'm really kind of a Debbie Downer today, huh? I will post depressing music later to make up for it! There are two sets of songs that I've been meaning to post for the past three days, so I might as well do it now that I have time!
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Relatedly: Does anyone have a copy of Dar Williams' album Mortal City? I can't seem to find my copy (I'm 90% sure, at this point, that it's in my bedroom at home) and "The Ocean" is kind of my Sam/Will song, in a way, and it's one of the few songs off that album I don't have on my computer. Sadness.