mood: accomplished!

[anodyna]

Having declared victory over four (\o/) household projects in the last 24 hours, I'm just going to ignore the fact that there are still 5 loads of unfolded laundry waiting for me, and tell you These Things instead:

1) No one guessed all my contributions to the Team Gaila fic collaboration, which pleased me a little, because I tried two pairings I

Comments

[diane_kepler]

OMG that last one! Where is it? *makes grabbity motions with her hands*

[anodyna]

In progress! But your charming enthusiasm is duly noted, and I will endeavor to be speedy. :)

(Nice to see you btw! *glomps you*)

[diane_kepler]

*glomps you back* *like a boss*

[anodyna]

OMG, HA!

[rubynye]

I LOVE YOUR BRAIN.

(I hope LJ lets this through. I've been trying for a bit.)

PS Writing characters makes me fonder of them, too. I hear you. :)

PPS If LJ doesn't let me say it there -- AWESOME Winona/Gaila ficlet, and I so approve of Pike/Winona storytelling time.

[anodyna]

{{{{{{{you}}}}}}}

That's my brain loving you back. :D

It's so funny, isn't it, the way writing a character makes you feel for them. I've never felt a desire to write Winona--which I tell myself is because my circle of fandom seems to have staked out an interpretation of her character that I don't really have a feel for, but that may be wildly off the mark and I may just be remembering a few stories where I felt alienated from how she was depicted. Anyway! Being asked to write a character I'm not normally inclined toward writing is so good for me, It's one thing to think I don't care for the way Winona is depicted a lot, but making an affirmative decision about how I would portray her is a much more interesting challenge.

(BTW, older Winona in my head is played by Vera Farmiga. And also, OMG Pike/Winona storytelling, gah.)