*tired wave*

[stillane]

Am back from the Ancestral Home. Have no water due to pipes having burst within the boiler room from cold. Want a shower. Apartment smells like bar due to neighbor's refusal to stop smoking inside, despite landlord's requests. Braved slick roads again only to find local-est Chinese food place closed.

Life hard.

On the plus side, happy-you're-home

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[hebrew_hernia]

All of that suuuucks. Except the cats and the brownies, obviously. I like the way you say "brownies are going to happen" -- like chocolate is a force of nature. Because, really, it kind of is.

What was the first fandom you were a part of?

[stillane]

I think I would be so much more upset if I didn't have the luxury of pretty much spending tomorrow in bed. (Also, chocolate. Yay for chocolate.) As it stands, I've decided I took a left turn somewhere on the way north and wound up in a sitcom, and therefor cannot take anything too seriously. I'm melting snow and nomming on brownies and thinking about queuing up Hot Fuzz, so things have improved dramatically. The maintenance guy has now informed us that the pipes just have to thaw out. It's still in the single digits outside, so I'm not so much holding my breath on that one. *g

[hebrew_hernia]

I can remember writing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles fic in my head as a kid, but that was, you know, a fandom of one.

I used to write stories about the Power Rangers. I'm so glad it wasn't just me!

I'd have to say that I didn't hit the full, interactive fandom experience until SGA. I'm, um, kind of desperately grateful for that, because I so wasn't ready. There would have been badfic committed. Lots and lots of irredeemable badfic.

My middle-school fanfiction.net account is still active. At the time, in the fandom I was in, it was good fic, and I was a BNF, but... nope, definitely still badfic.

Thank you for answering my question! I love hearing (er, reading?) about people's fannish histories.