White Collar and House
First, the obligatory Perth-region storm report: I only had some mild hail in the afternoon, for which none of the animals seem to be any the worse for wear and the car was in the shed, and moderate rain in the evening.
I used to think I would hear about anything I really needed to see just from a casual scroll through LJ, but apparently that isn't the case, since I had no idea how much I was missing by postponing my viewing of the last couple of episodes of House and White Collar. I guess this means people are really good at not giving away spoilers. For the record, "You should watch this now" is not a spoiler as far as I'm concerned! I've watched the end of S1 White Collar about 47 times and the best H/W scene of last week's House a dozen times. The House/Wilson fest that is Season 6 continues!
A few White Collar recs, all by fahye:
Boundary Conditions Mild D/s, Neal/Peter/Elizabeth, 6,300 words. That casual arrogance of perfect obedience...
five orders Peter gave Neal in public Sequel to Boundary Conditions, 1,440 words. I love the moment when Neal gets his message across in the first one.
Biconvex Basically the canon story in a somewhat AU universe. Reminds me of astolat's Duende in the way the author slowly reveals information about how the sci-fi elements work. 8,660 words.
three times the link proved embarrassing, and one time they didn't care Sequel to the above, 1,560 words.
I used to think I would hear about anything I really needed to see just from a casual scroll through LJ, but apparently that isn't the case, since I had no idea how much I was missing by postponing my viewing of the last couple of episodes of House and White Collar. I guess this means people are really good at not giving away spoilers. For the record, "You should watch this now" is not a spoiler as far as I'm concerned! I've watched the end of S1 White Collar about 47 times and the best H/W scene of last week's House a dozen times. The House/Wilson fest that is Season 6 continues!
A few White Collar recs, all by fahye:
Boundary Conditions Mild D/s, Neal/Peter/Elizabeth, 6,300 words. That casual arrogance of perfect obedience...
five orders Peter gave Neal in public Sequel to Boundary Conditions, 1,440 words. I love the moment when Neal gets his message across in the first one.
Biconvex Basically the canon story in a somewhat AU universe. Reminds me of astolat's Duende in the way the author slowly reveals information about how the sci-fi elements work. 8,660 words.
three times the link proved embarrassing, and one time they didn't care Sequel to the above, 1,560 words.