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Things I have gotten from town today:

A sick note for 4 weeks from my doctor.

A biscuit jar shaped like a teashop.

It does occur to me that, lovely as that biscuit jar is, if I'm really going to try to be sensible about money, at some point I'm probably going to have to stop being ludicrous about what I spend it on.

( Talk about benefits and money )

In other news, I did watch quite a bit of Comic Relief on Friday night. I actually watched the finale of Let's Dance last Saturday, and kept meaning to post about it, but never remembered to. Essentially, I've not been that into the Mighty Boosh lately and was never a big Howard/Vince or Julian/Noel shipper, but it still made me incredibly happy when Julian turned up dressed as Heathcliff after Noel's dance. And I was ridiculously attracted to Russell Kane, but that's something I've just had to get used to with Let's Dance over the years. Oh, and I was quite happy that the two who won it won it. They were really good. WHO KNEW JOHN BARTON COULD TAPDANCE? He has skills beside being a sex symbol, though sadly still not parenting.

With regards to actual Comic Relief, I didn't watch the first few hours, and the bits I enjoyed the most were probably some of the much later ones, namely Newport State Of Mind, and the Axis of Awesome's massive four-chord-songs-song. And I quite loved Ron and "the albino kid" offering to go to Africa together. Is it just me, or are all the sketches with Smithy mostly funny because of the lines/reactions of everyone BUT Smithy in them? But maybe he's the lynchpin that holds it all together. Or maybe I just don't like James Cordon. Hmm. Whatever. But anyway. I was looking forward to Uptown Downstairs Abbey, but there weren't that many lines that actually made me laugh in the end. Mostly the one by Olivia Coleman. Also, is the footman really evil in the show? That seems like an unfortunate stereotype. But anyway, I quite enjoyed it on the whole. And I was wondering if the disaster in Japan might mean people didn't donate as much this year, but apparently it was their most successful night ever. So that was nice too.

Other than that, I have mostly been playing Morrowind (again), getting furious that Morrowind doesn't have the EXACT FEATURES I WANT IT TO, and getting into a bunch of new webcomics. I don't know what happened. I was on the No Rest For The Wicked site, mooching around and hoping vainly for a sudden update, and ended up on the links page, and looking into a bunch of webcomics on there. And I saw a link to another webcomic on the page of a webcomic I read pretty regularly, and I ended up reading that. And then those webcomics kept mentioning or referencing OTHER webcomics, which I ended up looking into. And then I had about 5 or 6 new ones I was reading. They are, and you can pretty much take these as recs:

( Webcomic recs )

In other news, blah. I don't have any money. Oh, also I went to an alternative comics fair, the 2nd Leeds Alternative Comics Fair, on Saturday, where the writer of Bad Machinery was going to be, and, um, bought a bunch of Scary Go Round and Bad Machinery stuff. But that was totally worth it. Also on the same day, I found out where the Leeds Cathedral was, which I may have seen before, but this time knowing what it was. And I found out about the Craft Centre in Leeds, which apparently I'd not found out about ever before. That was also pretty great. I got home at the end of the day though, and found out my parents, who'd had my two nephews for the day, had slightly done me by taking them to Cannonhall Farm for the day, a place I have been interested in going to for some weeks. Growl. Next time, they have promised. It's always next time.

( Talk about my birthday next week, and the possibility of asking for a Playstation 3 )

And that's pretty much all my news, I think. Most of it, anyway. I have to pick a film to do a pairing picspam of this week, and I don't know which one to pick. I'd like to choose one that doesn't have a really messed up pairing in it, but I'm no longer convinced I have many of those. Also I'd probably end up feeling like I had to do three, for the rest of the 'run' until my next non-visual pairing/something else post. I don't know. Mostly I'd liked to post this week's at some time before midnight. That's my main aim for the next one.

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Current Location: My bedroom
Current Music: You Don't Even Know Me - Armand Van Helden

Hello. It's me. I've been at my parents' for the last two weeks, and my access to the internet has been sort of patchy to say the least. I basically have the choice between my dad's computer, and wiping the browser history every time I'm finished, or the computer upstairs in my room, which I "broke" about a month ago after trying to get it to 1) make sound, and 2) look at the internet. Possibly in a slightly rough, many-tabs-open-at-the-same-time sort of way, but still. My dad, when I first asked to use it, sighed angrily and told me to just check my email and then get off it! Which sort of put me off. I kept meaning to make a post, but it was also a bit tricky with all the Christmas shopping, then Christmas, then boxing day, then the sales. And then my grandmother ended up going into hospital - not for anything serious really, a few days after Christmas my cousin went up to get a shopping list from her to go into town with, and found her in her nightgown, a bit more confused than normal, and apparently unable to move her legs. They took her to the hospital and it turned out she had a water infection. She's often a bit confused nowadays, and she's been moving her feet at least and standing up in the hospital, so it was a bit worrying but she seems to be okay. But I was going with my parents every day to see her, and then it was New Years, and then I was coming back to Nottingham. So I never seemed to get a chance to go on Livejournal, except briefly.

I did want to make an end of year/decade post, before the end of the year. ( Some navel-gazery, and talk of mental health issues )

And to counter some of the depressing stuff, some pretty great things have happened this year.

I went to see Tori Amos, live, and Eddie Izzard, live, both of whom were pretty brilliant.

I went to see cakesy and Cecilia in London, and went round Camden with Sarah, which was lovely.

I went on holiday with my nephew Jack, to Devon.

I went to Rome. Which was amazing, despite the heat, and I don't know if I've really said much about it, frankly. I didn't expect to like it, thinking it would be mostly churches, but I really really did. I saw some amazing paintings, and some amazing sculptures, and some amazing buildings, and aside from suffering from period pains slightly and feeling like I wanted to throw up in St Paul's, it was really really great. I really really loved it, and didn't even see everything I wanted to go see. I would definitely go again if I had the chance.

I went to see jekesta and alicamel. We watched Eurovision, which I'd never watched properly before, and Bugs and Leverage and Hana Yori Dango. It was pretty great.

I saw a bit more of my youngest nephew, Ryan, and I think we've bonded a bit, which is nice, because I didn't see him that much when he was really young, and I usually see him with Jack, who tends to get a bit jealous when Ryan gets any attention, so it's difficult to play with just Ryan. But I did see a bit more of him, which was nice. He's talking (sort of) now, and he's quite lovely, and I love him rather a lot.

Jack started school, as well, which he seems to be enjoying. I love him quite a lot too.

I saw Matthew Needham (aka Toby) in a play, which was pretty great.

Tony/Maria happened on Coronation Street, which was also great.

Emmerdale got rid of Matthew King and therefore a lot of the Kingcest, but then brought in the Wyldes, and gave us Nathan Wylde and Ryan Lamb not knowing they were half-brothers and being a bit in love with each other, and now actual canonical incest with Maisie Wylde and Ryan. Not to mention the subtext of Maisie, who was previously married to her brother's best friend who she dumped after the honeymoon and is now going after her brother's new practically best friend, who is unknown to her her half-brother, and who looks quite a lot like her actual brother, as you might expect. In many ways Emmerdale is doing very well.

And David Platt got a new arch enemy/love interest. I've enjoyed the soaps a lot this year.

I've started going to see operas, which I quite like, starting with Paradise Moscow, which I kept meaning to post about and never did. It was about a group of people who were about to move into a new block of flats in Moscow in the 1950s, I think, and at one point the building owner's chauffer's best friend Boris comes along saying he's returned to Moscow to get married, although he doesn't know who to yet, and we meet Svetlana, a museum tour guide who's showing the people about to move into the flats around the museum to entertain them until the flats are ready, I think. They become the main characters. And the BEST ONES. AND THEY FALL IN LOVE. Boris is a demolitions expert and thinks marriage is a superstructure, and love is a high interest savings account - you get out what you put in. She's studied medieval art, and knows Pushkin off by heart. And she knows how to build a vacuum. He teaches her to wear 1950s dresses. She teaches him not to be a jerk all the time. Eventually they both have to sit on the BENCH OF TRUTH. He says he's realised he doesn't need to be a jerk anymore, and that he loves her. She says the truth is she wishes the show would go on forever. It was amazing. I loved it. And later in the year I saw Turandot, which is the opera with Nessum Dorma in it, and it was awesome. And cakesy and me? We was at Rigoletto's.

I went to Redemption this year as well. And Connotations, for the first time in a few years.

And Misfits happened. I love it, even though it has a few issues of its own. I love Kelly. And Nathan. And I am ridiculously invested in Kelly/Nathan. I may or may not have the beginnings of a Misfits playlist including a Kelly/Nathan song scribbled in a notebook somewhere. Who can say.

And Single-Handed happened this year. It was great. I can't believe it's not out on DVD.

They did a tango to Gold on Strictly Come Dancing. With lifts.

And I saw quite a few great films.

And quite a lot of great things happened this year, as well as some of the slightly rubbish stuff.

I just got back to my flat today, and then went out into town until pretty much the evening, so it is freezing cold. But I'm wearing my new lovely long sleeved and legged pyjamas, and a bathrobe, and my new slipper boots, which are brilliant, so I'm fairly alright. I haven't seen the second Doctor Who yet - I was spending time with my nephew/s on New Year's Day and playing on the Wii my dad bought for them to play their new Wii games on, so I missed it and didn't have a chance to watch it after that, really. However my parents watched it on Saturday while I was on the computer, and then I had to wait for it to finish before I could come back into the room, and I was waiting for a bit on the landing, and could still hear it. And it sounded like it took FOREVER to finish. FOREVER. I could hear a lot of it, and there was nothing action-ey happening, it sound like a lot of talking to or watching Donna, and then Rose, I don't know if he talked to Martha, possibly not. I caught the bit in the first episode about how Donna was "making do" with not much money and a boyfriend who was black though, like how Rose was "making do" before she met the Doctor. That was interesting. But no, it sounded like it took FOREVER. So I'm not looking forward to that entirely.

I also watched Day of the Triffids over the Christmas "holidays". My weirdest pairings: Torrance/Bill Mason, and frankly, Bill Mason would have made a much better locked up slave than the woman, if Torrance had ANY REGARD FOR THE TRIFFIDS AND HOW DANGEROUS THEY WERE AT ALL. And Bill Mason/Triffid. But we won't go there. And I saw Sherlock Holmes on Saturday, and once again I'm shipping a minority enemy pairing where most of the fandom is not. Holmes/Blackwood for the win slightly. AND, I don't really watch the Mighty Boosh much anymore but I did find the How Howard Moon lost his virginity kink meme, which has quite a lot of Howard/not-Vince slash. Much as I love Howard and Vince, Howard/not-Vince slash is some of my favourite Mighty Boosh slash. And I found out just how much slash was currently on

booshslashhaven, and that it included Nathan/Dan slash from Nathan Barley. FINALLY, YES. I know that Nathan Barley is in many ways terrible, but I do love Nathan, and Nicholas Burns. And I have been waiting for Nathan/Dan slash for some time. So hurray. All these were slightly better fannish pursuits than Doctor Who. Even though I do love John Simm. Still better.

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Current Location: The flat
Current Music: None

Hello. I have not been posting for awhile. Or, to be more accurate, for 5/7 days. I still haunted your comments boxes though, hah! I've been sort of re-evaluating the way I use and think of Livejournal, which I think was previously 'too much'. This SAYS NOTHING about what I think of other people using Livejournal, but I do occasionally get a bit wound up about it all. So I might be attempting to be around less in future, though I don't at all want to give it up. Or any of you.

( Possible TMI, blah )

I have wanted to make posts though. The problem with LJ is that it doesn't pick up on the fleeting, half-formed thoughts in your head and create posts from them immediately. That's a definite design flaw.

I have been watching:

Garth Merenghi's Darkplace. I love Lucien Sanchez. He did a song. I think it takes a certain kind of mood to really enjoy the show, but I thought it was pretty good. And Sanch danced to his headphones! Love.

Robin Hood. I love Guy of Gisbourne. Except sometimes when he's stabbing things. Though he did look pretty fine with a broadsword. Yeah, baby. I love that Will has an axe. And the Pillow Talk bit KILLED ME DEAD. Omg. Sheriff/Robin might become my new 'I don't really like either of them' OTP. Is there a New Robin Hood comm anywhere about?

My Rex the Runt boxset from eBay. Yay.

An episode of Boston Legal. I love Alan Shore. He wins all the cases and smiles sometimes. I'm not really that taken with Legal Drama as a whole, and Denny annoyed me a bit, at least in this episode. But I would like to see more of that Alan Shore fellow. Yes.

Also, my friend in this town emailed me, inviting me to a Halloween film session on Saturday, and I arranged going down to see that play with my Nottingham housemates, so I have a few more social outings to look forward to in the weeks to come, which is nice.

And: the Old Gregg/Nathan Barley over at

little_bit_raw. Omg.

Current Mood: alright
Current Location: Bedroom
Current Music: None

Oh, oh, it's like someone called God and told him I've been a really good girl this year! I'm not sure I have, but I'm willing to accept the glorious gifts! The only theatre group I really care about (who did that gay dancing a few years ago and are basically in love) are doing a new show in October and November. Not in any towns I am nearby, but I'm sure I can get over that minor obstacle. And they appear to be doing further tours of Sinner in 2007 and 2008, so I can SEE IT AGAIN MAYBE!

And according to the Boosh (under News), their live DVD will be available from November 13th. And they're currently putting together Series 3.

YAY.

Current Mood: bouncy
Current Location: Bedroom
Current Music: Playboy Mommy - Tori Amos (yay!)

Skip 160 in one hour. Personal best! Had to save a bunch of stuff and sadly skip over a discussion of Ray on

lifein1973. I'll look at it tomorrow. If I'm not dead.

I have to read 120 pages of Last Orders by tonight (I love Vince), so I can get up at 7 tomorrow and go for my last Adaptation seminar of the term (yay!). Also I need to eat and shower and such. I feel this will all be hideously stuffed up by the fact that Never Mind the Buzzcocks is on at 9, Man Stroke Woman (not so brilliant, but starring Nick Burns, aka Nathan Barley, aka see icon) at 9.30, a Comedy Connections about 'Drop the Dead Donkey' at 10.35, and the first repeat of Green Wing at 11.05.

If I don't make it, tell my wife 'hello'.

Something I noticed about Nick Burns: In the Mighty Boosh (series 2, ep 3), he plays 'the King'. In last week's Man Stroke Woman, he did a (rather brilliant) 'I was made the King of Spain' sketch. And in Nathan Barley he is generally held to be 'King of the Idiots'. Conclusion: he likes to be king.

On another Mighty Boosh note, I was briefly reeling off possible plotbunnies and considering somehow pairing up the Hitcher (played by Noel Fielding) with the green woman on the Council of Shaman, as they're blatantly of the same tribe. Before being informed by the lovely commentary that she is in fact Noel's mum. And that's just wrong.

Oh, and I went to see V for Vendetta on Friday. It is awful good. Very political. Arguments are made for individual responsibility in overseeing our governments using pretty lesbians and roses. And it has Stephen Fry. And - I realised after a minute - both Dartie and Young Jolyon from the Forsyte Saga, calmly ignoring the fact they were once Victorian gentlemen together. It's a futuristic reincarnation fascism bonanza! I'm not sure precisely I can work slash into that...but I'll try.

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire is out, and while I'm sure every copy in the city will be gone by now, after discussing things my sister might like to buy me for my birthday I'm not sure if buying it would be a bad move. Buying before all the stocks run out, surely the day after my birthday. Hmph. I don't know.

Current Mood: busy
Current Music: none

( The Mighty Boosh live )

In conclusion: it was a great night. I don't think I've pimped the Mighty Boosh hard enough on LJ. YOU SHOULD ALL WATCH IT. Here is the site. It will give you the rundown. You can order the DVDs there. WATCH THE SHOW.

Ahem. Anyway. In other news: I forgot my grandmother's birthday (today) until my mum reminded me last night. I lose at family. I gave her a birthday phonecall, and have bought her a Groovy Gran card, because - when she's not calling my interest in paganism 'trash' and insisting that my sister should marry the ex-heroin addict/dealer father of my nephew - she's actually quite marvellous. And I'm just rubbish at personal relationships. Dammit.

I keep having lots of random, theoretical/opinion-y ideas about Life on Mars lately, and keep posting them in comments to other people's posts, instead of in my own journal, where the (3?) people I know who know the fandom can have deep, philosophical debates about them (theoretically). Possibly I will cut-and-paste all the comments into a post of my own, which will make no coherent sense. I don't know. Things will probably be clearer when I have the internet all to myself in a week or so, at home. After I do a bunch of research for my modules, of course. Yes ::completely non-shifty eyes::

And I'm very happy about the Loyalty Icons Thing. Yay! :D

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Current Music: none

Spent the weekend reading As I Lay Dying. Darl and Jewel should have Deep South incest. Or, at least, they should have done, until I realised everyone but Darl was a complete bastard, and should be hit by lightning. Now nobody gets incest.

On the plus side, even though my head (as usual) hurts from lack of sleeping, I now have absolutely nothing (I need to) do before going to see The Mighty Boosh tomorrow ::cheers:: Unlike K, who - as usual (and it hurts to say) - is some way past an essay deadline and still working on it. She's blaming the whole thing with J, and the fact that there's nothing more boring in the world than her degree course. I am staying quiet and eating biscuits.

There were quite a few newly released BBC Drama DVDs in WH Smith yesterday. This gives me hope for Crime and Punishment. Some were originally aired in 1978. This gives me less hope.

There were also a bunch of really cheap, really fabulous DVDs on offer. Christine for £3.99 (see a beautiful car go mad! Blood on the chasis!). Flatliners for £3.99 (Kevin Bacon and Kiefer Sutherland as doctors who kill and then resucitate each other, with lots of inner-arm touching on the way). Addams Family Values and Gremlins, omg. I feel the need to buy them all and wax lyrically and endlessly about them on LJ for a few weeks. Also the first season of BUGS. I'm never actually going to have money. Not that I can keep.

I wish my life was more interesting than this, but at the moment it really is an endless cycle of reading, writing, having no money and Tragically Having To Cook. And probably some films soon. The Proposition is out, and V for Vendetta soon, and apparently John Hurt is in both, so it will be a bit like a random John Hurt film festival. Also, some kind soul has brought it to my attention that the new The Hills Have Eyes remake stars Aaron Stanford - aka Pyro, from X-Men 2. OMG WANT TO SEE.

And now I have no printing credit. Wondrous.

Current Mood: complacent
Current Music: none

Talked to J last night (sort of), for the first time since all of this kicked off. I actually asked him (after he started on about how this must be hard for me stuck in the middle) if he'd started looking for somewhere else yet, which was perhaps not my greatest feat of tact, but - I wanted to address the issue, yeah? Apparently now he's decided that he can't live without K, he realised during the night they were broken up, and wants to make this relationship work, and wants to try to rebuild some of the trust they've lost. I wanted to say 'you shattered', but I didn't. So now the plan is apparently for us all to keep living together, after a short 'break', so we all get to deal with the 'atmosphere'. Great.

But it seems semi-sorted, at least. For now, anyway. So that's something to be grateful for, I suppose.

On the plus side, I bought K and I tickets for the Mighty Boosh on March 15th. Apparently there might be 'sightline' problems, with a safety rail, but we'll be there. Listening, if nothing else. ~~Unless I break up with her two days before, of course~~

I also discovered last night that it wasn't 'Le Morte D'Arthur' I've been reading for the seminar on Monday. That's actually quite a bit longer. I've finished it now, anyway, so if I just do a bit of research and collate some of my opinions on it, I should have enough for the presentation on Monday. Which just leaves Great Expectations. Which is annoyingly easy to read - I did 100 pages in about a day, so if I'd had no other work/drama on I could probably have gotten it completely finished for Tuesday. Sigh.

All my TV shows are finished, or practically finished. This is saddening. I may need to go back Emmerdale, which had a Sad Lack of Carl in it last night. Um...at least until Green Wing Mark 2 starts, anyway.

ETA: This makes me want to cry a bit with desire. Except for the fact that, after House of Leaves, I would NEVER EVER be able to go into a darkened hallway without being physically dragged, and possibly tied up. Still - nice place to hide out and read while everyone wonders where you are.

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K went home yesterday, and texted me to say thanks for being nice (not sure I was all that helpful, frankly), and that she'd like to go to Cuba with me this summer if I still wanted to (I do)...and that she was going to Venice with J, anyway, platonically, as friends. Platonically as friends in Venice days after they broke up. J later told me she'd be coming back today, so they could go tomorrow. However, this morning K texted again to say she'd decided against Venice as it 'would be madness on her part'. We had sort of wondered together if J was being nice now so he wouldn't have to move out, which is quite bitchy, but, y'know, possible. Anyway, she said she was going to stay at home for the weekend, till Tuesday, and that J would be staying there till then, and then moving out for a week, and then she didn't know, we'd have to wait and see. So...yes. Here we are. Somewhere.

I called my parents to update them (sort of) again, and talked them into coming down on Saturday, when I thought K and J were still going to Venice and I'd be alone all weekend. But now they're not, although God knows what J will be doing. But I can't really tell my parents not to come. Despite the fact that I still have a third of 'Morte D'Arthur' to read, a presentation to plan, and, ooh, 379 pages of Great Expectations to read. I have not started the monologue thing yet. Which I will need to read aloud probably tomorrow. Picking a real person to 'inhabit' is not as easy as once I believed. Why did I never write RPS? Why?

I'm still in love with the Mighty Boosh. And might try to get tickets to see it in Nottingham with K. Also with DI Sam Tyler. I was randomly in a charity shop the other day, and found an odd little video of a BBC show called Chiller, which I think I watched once, one of whose two stories stars John Simm. Which is nice. Apparently he's an odd young man who lives in an abandoned church, and has a 'friend' called Gary, and they both have horrendous secrets of some kind, and a spooky attachment to each other. I have Life on Mars crossover ideas already.

I don't know why John Simm more often than not stars in things that sound really, really slashy to the trained ear - but I'm not complaining.

Current Mood: confused
Current Music: All That You Have Is Your Soul - Tracy Chapman

Been on a major DVD kick over lately. Mostly due to getting my first new DVDs in months. Which I still sort of haven't paid for yet. But rather than toss them on one side, as is so often my instinct, I actually watched them this time. All of them.

( Blackpool )

( The Mighty Boosh )

I wish there were more of both, but there isn't. Back to work.

Today I have to:

Finish Wide Sargasso Sea (which is good)

Read 2 articles on creolisation/Jane Eyre/orientalism/etc

Watch Life on Mars

Sleep. Properly this time.

But when all this is done, in the next week I have to:

Read Great Expectations. All 500 pages.

Do the seminar worksheet on Great Expectations

Read La Morte D'Arthur, and prepare a short presentation on it.

Write a monologue for a Real Person that I'll probably have to read out in a seminar on Friday.

Probably read The Great Gatsby for the book club.

Probably go see a film from Cuban Season at the Broadway

Probably not sleep at all, no.

On the whole, I prefer the bit with the DVDs.

Current Mood: complacent
Current Music: We Used to be Friends -The Dandy Warhols

( Life On Mars, episode 5 )

Also,

lakester is great! I love her (him?)! ( S/he sent me a Rebus 'Dead Souls' DVD )

I have the Fanfiction book by Sheenagh Pugh. I have The Boatman's Call by Nick Cave. I have a new Constantine novel. I have preordered Green Wing. I do not have my Draco and the Malfoys CD yet. Sadface fullstop. And I do not have the Mighty Boosh boxset, which having seen last night's episode I so totally regret. An example:

(Spider and Rudi. They are mexicans in a band together. Rudi is a psychadelic priest, Spider a 'beast' who just wants to do sex with ladies and has eight penises. They are in a Mexican town for no reason, and Rudi wants them to fight the Betamax Bandit)

SPIDER: You are always like this! Always want to stick around! It is like Glastonbury, eh? You remember? We should have just gone, when the others went, but no you were all 'lets stick around, let's wait', and then we got roped into cleaning up! Me, you and Carlos from Santana. Hoovering. For six weeks! We could have gone when the Who went. Didn't see [somebody from the Who] wearing an apron!
RUDI: Well, you know, what goes around comes around.
SPIDER: What you mean by that?
RUDI: I mean, what goes around comes around. Maybe someday [someone from the Who] will be doing the hoovering.
SPIDER: [Someone from the Who] hoovers for no man.

And later, when they beat the Betamax bandit:

SPIDER: (to Betamax Bandit) And now I'm gonna rewind you...like the bitch you are.

I love this show!

Current Mood: amused
Current Music: What You Waiting For? - Gwen Stefani

I feel like I have been away FOREVER. This is a complete lie, because it has in fact been a mere 2 days. And 120 entries on my flist. Because I chose not to make the massive (20 minute!) walk to campus to check my email on Wednesday, having no other purpose out of the house, or in general lately. I should really be doing reading for upcoming modules, but I'm at that horrible point when you really don't want to get into new stuff, and probably should have already started. Hmph.

Anyway. To recap:

Monday:

( I write too much. TV-talk )

Tuesday:

( Tuesday talk )

Wednesday:

TOTALLY WENT TO A NICK CAVE CONCERT. ( Probably quite a bit of talk about that )

And

jekesta sent me DVDs! ::loves on her:: And a Christmas card, of BEAUTY. It was like a second Christmas, only with more black. I watched the (Sea of Souls) episode from series two that I never watched, due to my nephew being born, and was delighted at Craig climbing mountains adorably in a plastic windjacket. And he had sexual chemistry with a girl! He totally did! And I didn't even care, because they'd done a paranormal investigation and climbed some hills together, so that's okay. And she was cool, and had a fiance to get back to anyway. But it was so great! Beautifully, beautifully great! They can totally do sex secretly for a while until Wade steals his heart. Yes ::love::

Thursday:

Came home.( Some randomness, and talk of toilets )

So yes. Am home now, until Sunday evening. Laptop fully attached to the internet, of which I take great advantage. I have downloaded the Divinyls' I Touch Myself, which is simply THE MOST GLORIOUS SONG EVER (for the moment). It goes with every pairing. A person made a new Craig/Wade songvid at

slashysouls! If I knew how to songvid, I would totally songvid Craig/Wade to this song. Does Craig touch himself a lot? It would be THE BEST SONGVID ever if he did. Probably I should stop talking about songvids if I don't know how to make them. BUT IT WOULD BE THE BEST SONGVID EVER.

::abuses the internet:: :)

::dances you all::

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