*hums thoughtfully* I think so... I would look it up, but I'm too far away. You should have asked on Saturday! ^-^
Sneaky. You tricked me into reading a fic at work! *laughs* So, I'm not the only one inspired by ChibiUsa and filk. *grins evily* Ettiquite... Never Set the Cat on Fire... *more laughter*
I'll catch up sometime this week if I can. I was still mostly computerless at home and distracted by the bound word for most of the weekend, but I did see that you had added two for my pleasure on Saturday. And now, two more.
In the next to last paragraph, you use ChibiUsa instead of Usagi. And "were floating too near the surface." Finally, a comma error in the last line of Mother's stanza (extra space).
Lyrics are by Misty, not Leslie. Leslie just sang it. Also, you should probably look up the proper way to reference the song title (I know, I know, pot calling the kettle black). If italicized, you should unitalicize it in your note.
Tilting her head this way and that she eventually pinpointed or was eventually able to pinpoint the general direction.
As she heading down the right hand path <-- headed? was heading?
Western wind, blow stark, blow strong? You have the lyrics available, I don't... But that's the way I remember singing it. ;)
Trapped in stone? Or crystal?
Crone comma? I need not call you twice. To my foes? bring the cold of death!
A very quick, very brief internet search says that A does indeed equal American.
^-^ I might change the Ettiquite story. And Ballroom. Lady is putting these little thoughts of a boring international trip in for them and Government. We'll see... But, I'll still write it. Just not for Ettiquite. Might work better that way, actually, hahaha.
Weird but I agree.. I remember singing that word too, but it is not in the lyrics. And I'm awaiting the stories, but I will be patient, very patient...
Very good! I still can't think of what to write for this theme, but I feel more imspired now to try harder on it. I see this one winning a award for sure.
I thought of this one only after reading the song at least three time, leaving it, and then coming back to it again. And once the idea came I had to write it quickly. You are right, this one was hard! Thanks alot. I'm glad you enjoyed it that much. I wish you could hear the song sung, but I'm not facing Mercedes Lacky or Leslie Fish about legalities and posting it on the web. It is really good.
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Sneaky. You tricked me into reading a fic at work! *laughs* So, I'm not the only one inspired by ChibiUsa and filk. *grins evily* Ettiquite... Never Set the Cat on Fire... *more laughter*
I'll catch up sometime this week if I can. I was still mostly computerless at home and distracted by the bound word for most of the weekend, but I did see that you had added two for my pleasure on Saturday. And now, two more.
In the next to last paragraph, you use ChibiUsa instead of Usagi. And "were floating too near the surface." Finally, a comma error in the last line of Mother's stanza (extra space).
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Thanks!!! And Never set the cat on fire and Ettiquite? Cool.. Daddy's Little Girl too! I'm looking forward to your writing. ^-^
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Tilting her head this way and that she eventually pinpointed or was eventually able to pinpoint the general direction.
As she heading down the right hand path <-- headed? was heading?
Western wind, blow stark, blow strong? You have the lyrics available, I don't... But that's the way I remember singing it. ;)
Trapped in stone? Or crystal?
Crone comma? I need not call you twice.
To my foes? bring the cold of death!
A very quick, very brief internet search says that A does indeed equal American.
^-^ I might change the Ettiquite story. And Ballroom. Lady is putting these little thoughts of a boring international trip in for them and Government. We'll see... But, I'll still write it. Just not for Ettiquite. Might work better that way, actually, hahaha.
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