SO BACK

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HELLO, MY FAVOURITES. I'M TOTALLY BACK.

So Tiree (the Scottish island I was crouched on) ended up looking more like this for most of the time I was there:

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YOU'RE BACK! YAY!

Tiree looks absolutely lovely!

(WTF, what about the film has attracted her?)
Well... Uh, things people generally don't like to hear when it comes to their parents? ;D

Who do I share my chest-clutching and high-pitched noises with?
Same problem here. I'm looking at going solo. *sadface*

Brad/Ray. Easy... verse, something post-I Want Your Drama. I'm good with anything (speaking of easy...), but if you want something specific: when Ray starts to become aware of Brad's feelings for him.

Or B/R and the story of their last day before they ship out to Kuwait.

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Tiree is absolutely lovely! The loveliest.

Apparently it was Joss Whedon and she read an article about him being good. I don't know, it's still weird, but I am pleased. :D

:(:(:( Solo will be sad. BUT I BET IT WILL STILL BE GLORIOUS.

I am blanking on any kind of fic right now, it's been that kind of week. I vill be back!

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Rock on surexit's mom! I'd be pleased too, especially since I tend to be the odd one out when it comes to TV/movie enthusiasm in my family. Heathens ;)

IT TOTALLY WAS! THAT IS ALL I'LL SAY!

Take your time. I'll be here.

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Haha, she actually hated it, which I could have told her would happen. But mum and dad paid for my ticket, so I won.

They're out, when it happens, Ray perched at the bar and Brad next to him, one foot on the rungs of Ray's chair. He's laughing at something Ray's saying, and looking around for the sign for the toilets, and when he looks back there's a soft expression spreading over Ray's face, a surprised and pleased and slightly wary look in his eyes. Brad stares at him until he looks up to meet Brad's gaze, and then he says, a little defensively, "What're you grinning at?"

Ray laughs slightly. "You liiiiiiiike me," he says, and his voice only rises very slightly at the end of the sentence, a trailing note of hesitancy.

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Heh. When I told her I was going, my mum asked if it was a Notting Hill (she'd just been watching it) type of movie. HAHA.

Awww <333 Of course he does, Ray! And more than you know, I think.