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Jan 15, 2011 17:17

+ I successfully strung and test-drew my bow today! Now I just need to ... get arrows. A project for Monday ( Read more... )

a story about books, foods, rejection, archery, recs

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iuliamentis January 16 2011, 00:29:22 UTC
Currer Bell Comes to America by [info]merriehaskell (I ... want so much fanfic, er, companion stories?, it is not even funny).

Seconded.

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vidensadastra January 16 2011, 16:48:44 UTC
I guess there's always next Yuletide... *g*

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merriehaskell January 17 2011, 16:09:57 UTC
That. Would be. EPIC.

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vidensadastra January 17 2011, 17:59:11 UTC
*writes down on little list for next Yuletide*

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shaws_ghoti January 16 2011, 16:25:30 UTC
+ The likelihood of my ever being a member of the Donner Party is so low as to be not worth worrying about!

see, this line of reasoning never works on me.

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vidensadastra January 16 2011, 16:50:41 UTC
Well, I was trying to be sane in public. The actual line of reasoning that I found reassuring was "Well, if I had been a member of the Donner Party I would have spent the spring and summer walking from Missouri to the Rockies, so I would be in way better shape than this by the time I was trying to break out of a snow-bound mountain pass on foot. Too bad this would have made my all-lean-muscle corpse so much less nutritious for everyone else if I did freeze to death."

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merriehaskell January 17 2011, 16:11:40 UTC
<3

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vidensadastra January 17 2011, 17:58:47 UTC
<3 <3 <3

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ext_335756 January 17 2011, 16:25:49 UTC
Umph. Idly thinking that it would be funny to write a time travel romance in which the protagonist does not end up in Scotland, but as a member of the Donner party.

But, somebody would probably find this tacky.

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vidensadastra January 17 2011, 17:58:24 UTC
Well, I don't think tacky would be the problem so much as no one wants to read a time travel romance that ends with the heroine watching her friends eat her husband's heart less than an hour after he dies in her arms of hypothermia and starvation.

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