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[in_the_blue]

Eating blueberries and bittersweet Pocky, drinking ice water, freezing my butt off, was watching some Tom Petty concert footage, writing a little, chatting with probably one of the best people out there, got a gorgeous Russian Blue boycat on my lap. I'm also wearing a combination of lavender, rosewood, and grapefruit essential oils which is a fantastic blend, and Steve Blum sounds great as Jack Shephard in the Lost video game.

All is right with the world.

Except... I still think Bleach kind of sucks, and I wish Bebop was back in the rotation at least on Saturday nights although Champloo is a decent substitute, and I'm sick but don't really have any good downtime coming up, and yeah, like that. Restless.

I think I won't be doing any more writing challenges like the last one: that didn't go over so well. Live and learn. I ran out of steam, but I've been working on original stuff and oh yeah, those of you who volunteered to read but haven't made any comments? I'm changing that filter now. If you want back on later when you actually do have time, you can let me know.

Comments

[erised1810.livejournal.com]

{{hugs}} jsut because.
i aughtto make up to susan though. i honestly tried butthe stories turned outto ogood dn rea land then she probabl ygot angry with me because literally nothing came out after that. and it hogut itwas fucking easy towrite badly. i eman i've learned to sign out of tune whe nifirst thought I couldn't. egh well...

[in-the-blue.livejournal.com]

It's only easy to write badly when you're not trying. When you try to write badly, it's nearly impossible. Plus, some of the concepts are better served as one-liners instead of whole stories, or at least that's how I feel about it.

[erised1810.livejournal.com]

well that's m ypoint. mabye you shoudln't even try to not try. abye this is where you really need that 'butt i nchair, hands on keyboard' thing.
oh well. I'm pottered out anyway. tiem to race through part 7 nwo that all the distracting 'other books' are otu of the way and the nwell...gaiman or something? or somethgn very mundain liek a chick-lit book?

[in-the-blue.livejournal.com]

I recommend you The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger, if you can find it.

[erised1810.livejournal.com]

if icna find it? it's on my computer dear *cackles*
i'll try that. maybe soemthing a bit thinenr and less magic fora break though. butthanks. i still mourn the loss of my hard-disk that had howl's moving castle...
theris only one blogthat still links to books and doens't have a password but lately it only seds us detectives andthrillers. therei s another one but it's flocked downto just russian users by now...i shouldn'teven need to hoard for more books though. i have too many as it is.

[in-the-blue.livejournal.com]

It's one of those very engaging books with strong characters. I think you'll like it and get easily swept up in how quickly the story goes by.

[erised1810.livejournal.com]

oh now yo uca nbet i'll reda this-one. i knwo enoug hfro mthe blurb already.