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Productivity is a GO!
I was ridiculously productive today, by my standards. I got a rough outline for a new fic done, replied to most of my hanging RP threads (with plans to finish the last 3 later), and all-in-all, wrote over 2000 words. That's better than NaNo, folks. Go me! Now, since I've been informed that Goals Are Good, here are some goals ( Read more... ) -
*cracks knuckles* Forming a habit...
So, I'm trying to get back in the habit of posting every day, as well as writing every day. And posting every day on my RP sites. I may be taking on a bit too much in the way of writing, but I'm going to try. (And yes, Alix, that means you're going to get your posts...eventually. :P ( Read more... ) -
So, it's been a while.
Had a bit of a 'screw everything, I'm going to lay in bed for as long as I can get away with' episode, which is part of the reason I haven't been posting. Also because even once I started getting up and around again, I just couldn't work up the energy to post, and then once I did have the energy, I was so far out of the habit that it just didn't ( Read more... ) -
Oh, School, how I did not miss thee...
So, today was my first day back at school. (Should've been yesterday, but it was MLK Day and we had off.) And... Well, it's school. Microbiology, Micro Lab, Human Physiology, Phys Lab, Organic Chemistry II, Orgo Lab, and Introduction to Psychology. I'm at school far too long on Tuesdays and Thursdays (actually at school as I type this, in between ( Read more... ) -
Book Review: Sunset Song by Lewis Grassic Gibbon
Title: Sunset Song (A Scots Quair #1)
Author: Lewis Grassic Gibbon (pseudonym for James Leslie Mitchell)
Pagecount: 248 (paperback)
Publisher: Polygon
Publishing date: April 9, 2006 (original published 1932)
Goodreads rating mean: 3.98 (161 ratings)
Goodreads rating mode: 5 (39%)
Goodreads rating median: 4
Publisher's summary: 'Oh, she hated and ( Read more... ) -
Hobbit casting
I just heard today that David Tennant is probably going to be in it. MY LIFE IS NOW COMPLETE. (Okay, so I have a bit of trouble picture Barty Crouch/Ten as King Thranduil, but who cares? It's David freaking Tennant!)
Oh, and I keep meaning to post this:
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Book Review: The Lost City of Faar by D. J. MacHale
Title: The Lost City of Faar (Pendragon Adventures series #2)
Author: D. J. MacHale
Pagecount: 384 (paperback)
Publisher: Aladdin
Publishing date: January 1, 2003
Goodreads rating mean: 4.19
Goodreads rating mode: 5 (44%)
Goodreads summary: Fourteen-year-old Bobby Pendragon is not like other boys his age. His uncle Press is a Traveler, and, as ( Read more... )