Idol Finals: The Impossible Choice
So much for "I'm gonna start posting more on LJ again!" Well. There is still a Life Update of Doom I ought to do, if anyone's even still reading, that's over a year overdue. But for now, more LJ Idol!
I haven't posted a damn thing since I was eliminated, despite my good intentions about Home Gaming, and now it's the finals, and the last two writers standing, whipchick and notodette, have been called upon to make a case for both themselves and their opponent. Both are outstanding writers, and both make an excellent, though very different, argument. I have until tomorrow to choose between them, and I'm not sure it's enough time to make that decision.
If you've followed Idol at all this season, even if it was just while I was competing, I encourage you to read both entries and vote for your favorite. The poll is open to all:
http://therealljidol.livejournal.com/603806.html
And even if you haven't followed Idol and don't care a whit about the competition, I urge you to read the entries, as well as alycewilson's thoughtful Home Game entry. What these ladies have to say applies to so much more than an internet writing competition, and have certainly given me some food for thought. They are well worth your time.
I haven't posted a damn thing since I was eliminated, despite my good intentions about Home Gaming, and now it's the finals, and the last two writers standing, whipchick and notodette, have been called upon to make a case for both themselves and their opponent. Both are outstanding writers, and both make an excellent, though very different, argument. I have until tomorrow to choose between them, and I'm not sure it's enough time to make that decision.
If you've followed Idol at all this season, even if it was just while I was competing, I encourage you to read both entries and vote for your favorite. The poll is open to all:
http://therealljidol.livejournal.com/603806.html
And even if you haven't followed Idol and don't care a whit about the competition, I urge you to read the entries, as well as alycewilson's thoughtful Home Game entry. What these ladies have to say applies to so much more than an internet writing competition, and have certainly given me some food for thought. They are well worth your time.