"He becomes another he and then he's him again, but she's her now, not her..."

[seikk]

The quote heading this entry comes from me, today, trying to explain the first thirty pages of Johnny Got His Gun. This made sense in my head.

I love stream-of-conciousness writing. I really do.

Stolen from graycalls ! (I am noticing a trend here)

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A. List seven habits/quirks/facts about yourself. Do I even have three? D:
B. Tag seven people

1. I am terrible

Comments

[playswithworms]

Your title makes perfect sense to me! He's back to himself, and she's not, plus she's that other her now. :D

1. Oh pshaw - I love your journal entries ^^

2. Yay for plain foods! I like my food flavorful, but not too...twiddled with.

3. I'm hoping some day that when you are a world renowned author you'll remember us little folk and still come chat with us now and then on LJ ^^

4. *roffle* Oh dear, poor teacher - I bet she never expected you to run away with the grade system, lol. Reminds me of when I was in early high school, and the English teacher asked us to write how many books we thought we read in a year, and with great sarcasm she said "Now who wrote down that they read a hundred books a year?" And I very sheepishly raised my hand while my classmates all nodded and said "yep, she probably does." And here I thought I'd been making a conservative estimate! (Most of them were re-reads of my favorite YA fantasy sci-fi books, not like I was reading War and Peace, but still, I polished off a book every day or two in

[mjfastlane]

Writing trademarks, hmm. I haven't read alot, but what I have read is very compelling - it makes me want to read more.

[random_xtras]

(Psst. Something for you at the mech exchange.)