girlofprey

I told you I'd be rubbish at this.

We had househunters. Also ants. I cleaned the kitchen, which involved cleaning up the ant powder and probably breathing a lot of it in. Also I nearly went blind from recycling. But it was the first time I had ever cleaned the kitched when I was finished the kitchen was TOTALLY CLEAN, dudes. I had such pride. Then I hoovered my room, and the carpet isn't grey!, and I watched Blackadder and ignored the fact I was meant to be doing a takeaway exam. But I have been doing work. Not enough, naturally, but I've handed two things in, and they were just straightforward enough that I get to worry that I didn't put enough work/thought into them, but they're each worth quite a small amount of marks, so I'm just going to move on. Now I just have the three massive essays and film presentation to do. Yes.

I have been far less strict with myself about TV and film than LJ, naturally.

On Green Wing: The OT3 is true! As is the OTP! And yes!

On the Night Watch DVD: ( Extras spoilers ) It's only a shame that, as with Green Wing, they brought out the DVD when I am much more psyched about part 2.

And on Emmerdale: Omg, Sadie TOTALLY USED CARL AND MATTHEW'S LOVE AGAINST THEM! It was amazing. She was all 'I think you should have lunch with Carl. He likes you. He trusts you.' And Carl was so obviously, beautifully still in love with his brother, all sneaking out of work to have a drink with him. And Matthew was so obviously 'I pretend to not know what she's talking about so I DO NOT HAVE TO BETRAY MY BELOVED HOT brother!'. But he did. And Carl found out. All in one episode. It was great like woah. Seriously, if you want some brotherly vaguely-pretty-when-Carl-doesn't-make-that-face angst fallout, with added Yorkshire accents, tonight, ITV, 7 o'clock.

And I am quite looking forward to Saturday's Dr Who too. Oh, and 'Suburban Shootout' tonight on 5 - I await it with awe.

Also I miss you lots except when I'm secretly checking my flist as well as my email.

I do quite like this series. It's simple and it's intricate and it's fun. Some of these endings are a little more open than I'd intended them to do, partly just to finish them, but I quite like leaving them just a bit unfiddled with. Since I spend about half an hour redoing each sentence sometimes. I'm so tired and spaced out recently from reading I don't know if I'll be continuing it anytime soon, but I have a few ideas, if not quite as 'jump out and grab me' as these, so who knows. Yay for Night Watch!


Title: Goldilocks
Series: Tales of the City
Author: girlofprey
Rating: Ooh. PG-13...maybe?
Notes/Warning: Tiger/Bear. Some sexuality (oooh). 193 words.
Disclaimer: I don't own Tiger. I don't own Bear. Terrible things would probably happen if I did >:)

( Goldilocks )


Title: Red Riding Hood
Series: Tales of the City
Author: girlofprey
Rating: Gen. Sadly.
Notes/Warning: Anton, Zavulon. 465 words. >:)
Disclaimer: I don't own Anton. I don't own Anton. They wouldn't be fighting if I did.

( Into the Woods... )


In other news, Steve Pemberton almost kissed Reece Shearsmith on stage in the League of Gentlemen show last night, in the guises of Herr Lipp and Justin. But it was cruelly snatched away at the last minute and revealed to be all Herr Lipp's fond dream. Rachael sad :(

I went to see Night Watch again with a whole different flatmate last night. And I can honestly say that a) it's probably better the second time around, and b) I can honestly think of no better way to spend two hours. I could easily do it over and over and over again....forever.

( Rambling. At some length )

In conclusion - everyone should go see Night Watch. Both Anton and the film are beautiful, you will not be disappointed. 3 stars from SFX magazine my eye. Also, it would be really nice if one shop anywhere in Nottingham, or one site anywhere on the internet, had merchandise/news/any sort of mention at all of the film or the sequels or anything at all so that I don't have to wonder if I just imagined it. This post took me an hour and a half. That is all.