Extreme Queueing

Feb 02, 2011 20:59

Two hours waiting outside on a cold February night to get into a museum might seem a little extreme to some but, well, it was a candlelit museum. We're not that crazy.

John Soane museum: It has a room for an imaginary friend and is in no way like the House on the Rock because (a) Soane was actually a good architect, (b) there were no carpeted ( Read more... )

london mini-adventures, fic:master and commander, fic

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eglantine_br February 2 2011, 22:21:02 UTC
Oh, the poor things. That is not the right kind of octopus at all!
I love the gentle care they take of each other. I hope they get out of the unnamed mess they are in soon.

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takadainmate February 2 2011, 22:39:01 UTC
As the second M&C fic I've written involving sea monsters I think I might have an addiction to that kind... XD

I think, of course, they do. With each other's help. Because apparently Jack and Stephen turn me into a sap every time.

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eglantine_br February 2 2011, 22:51:32 UTC
Oh, the sappy thing. Me too.

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ashley_pitt February 2 2011, 22:27:38 UTC
Oh, my.

I could hear them speaking.

Please may they get saved?

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takadainmate February 2 2011, 22:40:19 UTC
Thank you! It's hard to write them, but fun.

They shall and, okay, maybe I'll write that too... XD

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kryptyd February 2 2011, 22:32:56 UTC
I'm no good at concrit. All I can say is it's lovely. Well, I can say Stephen Maturin is one of my favourite characters in literature and he is done very well here. They both are.

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takadainmate February 2 2011, 22:42:11 UTC
I'm glad you liked it. Jack and Stephen are both such wonderful characters I'm not sure I could ever choose between them.

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miki_moo February 2 2011, 23:17:13 UTC
wonderful! <3

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takadainmate February 3 2011, 09:49:46 UTC
Thank you! And I have been writing more and more M&C lately. I hope to see you at the SPN meet up!

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derien February 2 2011, 23:32:29 UTC
Dear me! Very lovely indeed. And sad.

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takadainmate February 3 2011, 09:50:36 UTC
Thank you. It was actually meant to be hopeful, rather than sad, but either way. :)

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