I've made my post public now, so you can see the art!

title: midair midnight
ratings/warnings: G, none
characters: Hikaru Sulu, Jim Kirk
summary: Sky pirates Hikaru and Jim are stealing loot from an airship in the middle of the night - Hikaru is saving Jim's reckless ass, as per usual.


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title: midair midnight
ratings/warnings: G, none
characters: Hikaru Sulu, Jim Kirk
summary: Sky pirates Hikaru and Jim are stealing loot from an airship in the middle of the night - Hikaru is saving Jim's reckless ass, as per usual.
a/n: This is the first piece of art I've done in a long while! Basically I just wanted an excuse to draw Hikaru in ( Read more... )

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Am in Winnipeg, about to send my girl back home in two hours. Ugh.

Last week was close, with it being rainy and goddamn cold and (whine whine whine). But you know what? My fiancee is here, living with me, for realsies, IRL, and that makes me just keysmashy all the hell. She's been here for little over a week, and if the customs officers wouldn't come and force her back to America, I'd keep her longer than June ( Read more... )

New name, new icons, new layouts - only, where the crap are all the layout communities these days! D: I'm using this one temporarily, from estiloamor, but the font is waaay tiny and I just had to fiddle with all the link colours so I'm just going to leave it for now. I know the links are arial and I can only stand that font being so big. I anticipating ( Read more... )

rosivan -> calembours

I grew up on an orchard for a little while when I was younger, when my parents and I were living with my mom's sister's family. The earliest memory I have is of riding through the orchard trees on a motorbike with my uncle, the two family dogs chasing along after us. I thought for many years that this was a dream, until my dad told me it had ( Read more... )

I was going to talk about my thoughts on gender and my own gender identity, but I think before I do that, I need to talk about a novel I read when I was in high school. I read this book in my developmental years and it legitimately changed how I perceive not only myself and the world, but how I perceive gender restrictions, to a certain degree.

( Let me tell you about 'Biting the Sun' )

I think it's incredible how we can wonder 'how does x work' and 'why is x the way it is' and now we can simply go and look it up online. I honestly believe this is one of the biggest reasons I don't go to libraries anymore, because it's not like I don't read, or do research or any combination of pursuing the infamous 'why'. It's simply easier to ( Read more... )