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Spreadsheets are getting on my damn nerves. So I am catching up on my journal-reading . . . and am generally wasting quality work time. Go me!

I am a quiz slut. Gakked from lucifrix. She was a fox, too!

Must be the red hair. < g >






*clever*


You are intelligent and highly curious, which sometimes makes people think that you are evil.


What fuzzy creature are you?


"I may be evil, but at least I'm pretty!"

Good God in heaven!

Oh, wow.

Sigh. Drool. Groan.

Have you fucking *seen* this?

I never *really* noticed before . . . but that boy has some great hands. Seriously. Then I look past the hands and am forcibly reminded of how goddamn PRETTY the guy is. And, surprisingly, the long hair works on him.

Yes, talking about Tom Welling here. And, yeah, noticed the hands before, but not quite like this. Mmph. This reminds me of a pic I have saved of Marc Blucas that is basically a shot of his hands framing his face.

Yum.

Oh . . . and Michael Rosenbaum's not looking too bad, either.

Wibble.

I've really got to put some more effort into my sundry Plots of Diabolical Kidnapping.

Followed closely by the Plots of Bondage and Fucking-Until-Nobody-Can-Walk.

Sigh. Where did I leave that imaginary harem, again? Z?

A serious question . . . .

Hey guys. I need input on this.

Someone wrote to me about my story, "Jumping The Moon." She runs a fanfic challenge site, and wanted to know if she could post a challenge to other authors to write a sequel to it. The tone of her letter was quite complimentary -- it's not like I'm being asked to offer up a story to be totally spoofed.

I don't know whether to agree or not.

On one hand . . . I *have* been in the process of writing a sequel of my own. You've all been privy to my struggles with it.

On the other . . . it would be neat to see what other people come up with.

Then again, what if they suck?

Do I have the right to be so territorial and protective of my story, or am I being unbearably pretentious?

Should I agree, but call dibs on the title I've come up with? Should I agree, but ask for a few months to finish my own work? Should I tell her to not even think about it?

All of the above? None of the above?

Seriously. I'm really on the horns of a dilemma, here.

Suggestions? Ideas? Feelings?