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#42 Times 1

Apr 25, 2009 19:19

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Title: Rain, Rain, Go Away
Summary: The rain is driving Blair crazy.
Style: Gen
Size: 6,030 words, about 12 pages
Warnings: None
Notes: ( Read more... )

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Comments 3

Author's Notes starwatcher_fic May 14 2009, 01:29:14 UTC

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Once again, I got a notice that it was time for my dues on Sentinel Angst, and I had nothing ready. Think! Thinkthinkthinkthinkthink! As ideas passed through my brain, the muse seized on 'rain' -- my area hasn't had significant precipitation since we can't remember. September? October? No later than that, other than a stray one-tenth inch here and there. Meanwhile, areas of the upper Midwest are desperately fighting excessive rainfall and resulting floods. A story was born; Blair being Blair, he wasn't going to take a little thing like excess rain lying down. I hope you enjoyed it.
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aidylvyce May 16 2009, 18:28:47 UTC

I loved this. One of the many reasons I like Blair Sandburg is because he is so open to alternative ways of dong things. Several years ago I went to an Eastern Delaware Nations Pow wow and it started to rain just after the opening ceremony. While the musicians sang and played their drums, many of the participants danced within the circle. After about 30 - 40 minutes of continuous dancing, the rain stopped and the festivities resumed. Reading this fic took me back to that day. Thank you.

starwatcher307 May 17 2009, 00:25:13 UTC

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I loved this.

Thank you. I appreciate you letting me know.

One of the many reasons I like Blair Sandburg is because he is so open to alternative ways of dong things.

Yes, it's great, isn't it? But a lot of TS was like that; Jim barely raised an eyebrow when the priestess told him that her Goddess inhabited her body, and he worked very hard to give a ghost peace. Danny and Paul didn't write any of the 'alternative ways' with a wink-wink-nudge-nudge, and that's refreshing in TV.

Several years ago I went to an Eastern Delaware Nations Pow wow and it started to rain just after the opening ceremony. While the musicians sang and played their drums, many of the participants danced within the circle. After about 30 - 40 minutes of continuous dancing, the rain stopped and the festivities resumed.

Wow! That's just... WOW!! That makes goosebumps on the back of my neck. So cool.

Reading this fic took me back to that day. Thank you.

I'm so pleased. You're welcome. And thank you for giving me a glimpse of a wider truth.
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