I didn't like "Days of Being Wild" all that much. However one scene stays with me years after I watched the movie ( Read more... )

Three months into GW project. (FFR, it's all your fault ( Read more... )

4697635. Jun, who received the code from the masked man, went to the zoo where Maurice was being held captive.
He yelled, "Maurice, it looks like I do need you after all! There can be love between humans and elephants. Who cares if people say it's forbidden? Maurice, I'd die for the sake of our love!"

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Somehow I started my rant having one major writing project, and got out of it with two. Some innocent musing about what I'd honestly wanted to see in a Gundam Wing fic and in an hour or so I had a very nice secret separatist/terrorist organization. It began to grow quite fast and now it got to the point when it would be a damn waste to toss it ( ( Read more... )

The British colleague I rather came to like (must be the BBC accent) walked out on us. No frigging two weeks notice, effective immediately. I'm only glad he was not in my team. People from my team don't just walk out, they end up on the other, safe side of the globe, just to be sure ( Read more... )

Almost three months into the madness. 12-hour work days, plus Saturdays and occasional Sundays. When this is over, I'll be unsinkable, unbreakable, and tough like Indiana Jones Mr. Rogers in a blood stained sweater on a bad day.

On a good side I'm not stressed out at all due to my excellent stress elimination skills. Leave a comment

A few crossover prompts under the code name "wanna see it, do it yourself ( Read more... )

Finding some common grounds with a new colleague who is way older than I am turned out to be an easier task after I found out that he's from London.
"Which is your Doctor?" I asked.
"The Doctor? Well, my Doctor is the Third Doctor."

The ice is broken. And that's in addition to the fact that half of my team thanks to me is now very much into "

When my boss informed me kindly I wouldn't be able to write a line at least until June, I thought he was kidding. Now, two weeks into the madness, I can't write a simple ff rant.

The first writer to complete NaNoWriMo was in fact Samuel Richardson. He started his novel on November 10, 1739, and two months later he had his 200K words of "Pamela".

That's the spirit!