Fanfic is done party. w00t!

[quietprofanity]

Okay, not really. It needs extensive editing. And it's only the first draft. Of the first part. But still, this is the first explicit het fanfic I've ever written, and it's actually possibly my first non-canon het pairing, unless you count my original characters from back in the day. So w00t.

Today I did not throw away my TV or see Coraline (yet). This is because Dad convinced me the TV is still good and I KNOW HE IS WRONG but he has undue influence over me, being DAD and all and I'm like, "It totes doesn't play PS2. It is useless." And he's like, "Naw, it's good. It plays DVDs." And I'm like, "Well, where are the wires for the DVD player? I can't find them." So he's basically given me faith in my own ineptitude to not see the obvious so I'm going to STILL hold on to the god damn TV. [sigh]

But um, yay fic, right? Yay, fic!

... I know, I know. Do something useful. I'm getting on that.

Comments

[sandoz-iscariot.livejournal.com]

Yay for fic! I'm looking forward to reading it.

(I need to make a Laurie icon.)

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

Cool! Do you have time to beta for this one, too, or are you busy?

Re: (I need to make a Laurie icon.)

[sandoz-iscariot.livejournal.com]

Sure, I can beta. :)

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

Wonderful. Thank you so much!

(And if you ever need anything from me ... not monetary-wise right now but fandom-wise don't hesitate to ask.)

[big-wired.livejournal.com]

Congrats on finishing the fanfic.

And throw out that TV if it's bad. or donate it to someone who needs it.

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

Thanks.

I really wish I had that Dave Barry detonator that blows up a major electrical appliance when you can't use it anymore but you feel bad about throwing it away because it costs so much money, so the detonator blows it up to take away any guilt you feel about buying a new one.

[nobadnews.livejournal.com]

Congratulations! When the shit hits the fan, it's always nice to remember that pressing keys or putting lead to paper creates ideas and themes and people and art.
I'm looking forward to it.
(My dad is always and forever telling me to Save That One Thing You Might Need It Later.)

[quietprofanity.livejournal.com]

Yeah. Although the doomsday clock is ticking for me a bit re: the trip I'm taking next month. I am happy about getting it done, though.

(If I didn't sometimes miss the obvious, it would already be out, I swear.)