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[catslash]

Boy, I love dragging myself out to campus to discover that my only class for the day has been cancelled.

. . . actually, the weather is gorgeous, my Creative Zen decided to present me with The Fix, and I walk to campus instead of taking the bus now so it was a lovely walk and I can leave whenever I want. Plus I can hang out in the computer lab and use the gigantic gorgeous Macs they have (seriously, so fucking pretty) to thread at Milliways and possibly even type up and finish polishing a Fix fic that I keep - uh, not typing and polishing.

So what was I bitching about again? MY LIFE IS SO HARD YOU GUYS.

I think I need to do another challenge request of some kind. I might do crossovers again. That was fun. I still need to round up and post the ones I did for the kiss challenge way back in like October. Which I still haven't finished fulfilling, and frankly, aside from the one I've written but not typed (you know who you are), I can't do the ones I have left. I just have nothing coming to mind whatsoever. That happens with these challenges; there are always a couple that don't click for me. Anyway. I suppose I could get going on compiling those here on the gorgeous Mac too.

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[apiphile.livejournal.com]

Challenges: possibly veronica_rich and plum177 are running the Thrilling Adventures challenge, and if they're not, *I* would still like to see you take on the challenge of fitting one of your fandoms to the theme of 1950s children's adventure.

[catslash.livejournal.com]

I am not familiar with this!

[apiphile.livejournal.com]

Hrm, well, it's been under discussion on my LJ, but no moves towards making a community have happened yet. I should really kick them.

Basically the idea is to write, say, Torchwood, doing their Torchwood thing, but in the style of an Famous Five or Biggles book.

[catslash.livejournal.com]

I clearly need to read more 1950's children's literature.

[apiphile.livejournal.com]

you do, it's incredibly soothing in its simplicity and archaic slang. :P