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turpsHappy birthday, JC! You're looking fabulous, have made my flist a very happy place to be today, and you're still part of the best OTP ever! Which is trickc before anyone even thinks about mentioning the J word! ;) But yeah, it's been great reading the flist this morning, very smile making. Now I want to see more pics. The rumours they were all there are taunting me.
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rikes said the pics were like a meme that everyone should post. Because Rikes is fabulous,
Those were the ones you wanted, right?
Or was it this one? *g*
Link surfing amuses me at times. I was reading a link this morning and checked out the girl's journal, where I found out that she's a major Orlando Bloom fan. Which great, I never say no to a little Orlando. She linked to a post where there was much debate about Orlando being gay, and Lance was mentioned many times. Funniest comment there was someone saying Lance had always freaked her out because she's never seem him blink. That in turn led to a youtube link of the whipping scene in PotC2, something I was only discussing withcastalie a few days ago. Which in turn led to a link to Davy Jones/Will fic featuring tentacle sex. Tentacles! Which brings it right back to the sparkly boys.
For those that were wondering, we did the walk on Sat. James, Corey and I did the full 8+ miles and the FiL joined us for part. I tell you, nothing shows how totally unfit you are until you're literally staggering along a path, feet burning, muscles screaming as you count distance in blocks so you don't cry about how much is left. Man, I was so glad to reach the end, and I swear, I couldn't move Sat night, Sunday was just as bad. In fact it was really quite pathetic, hauling myself upright, calf muscles protesting the littlest staggering steps. Today's better, at least I'm past the hobbling stage. But, James' made a good amount of money for the charity. Was shown on the ITV news and has been in the local paper. Not bad I think.
I was book buying yesterday. The shop had a three for two offer so I bought a Merry Gentry book, Broken by Kelly Armstrong, and a book by someone new to me. Jim Butcher. I needed a book to make up the third and the little placards next to the Laurell K Hamilton books said if you like her, you'll like him. So, someone new I'm trying. The story is enjoyable, but so far there's no huge 100 page long sex scenes and men with sweeping hair. So really, not like a Hamilton book at all.
ETA: Forgot to say. The DVD Commentary Challenge sounds like a lot of fun. You should all think about going and claiming a story to comment on.
rikes said the pics were like a meme that everyone should post. Because Rikes is fabulous, Those were the ones you wanted, right?
Or was it this one? *g*
Link surfing amuses me at times. I was reading a link this morning and checked out the girl's journal, where I found out that she's a major Orlando Bloom fan. Which great, I never say no to a little Orlando. She linked to a post where there was much debate about Orlando being gay, and Lance was mentioned many times. Funniest comment there was someone saying Lance had always freaked her out because she's never seem him blink. That in turn led to a youtube link of the whipping scene in PotC2, something I was only discussing with
castalie a few days ago. Which in turn led to a link to Davy Jones/Will fic featuring tentacle sex. Tentacles! Which brings it right back to the sparkly boys. For those that were wondering, we did the walk on Sat. James, Corey and I did the full 8+ miles and the FiL joined us for part. I tell you, nothing shows how totally unfit you are until you're literally staggering along a path, feet burning, muscles screaming as you count distance in blocks so you don't cry about how much is left. Man, I was so glad to reach the end, and I swear, I couldn't move Sat night, Sunday was just as bad. In fact it was really quite pathetic, hauling myself upright, calf muscles protesting the littlest staggering steps. Today's better, at least I'm past the hobbling stage. But, James' made a good amount of money for the charity. Was shown on the ITV news and has been in the local paper. Not bad I think.
I was book buying yesterday. The shop had a three for two offer so I bought a Merry Gentry book, Broken by Kelly Armstrong, and a book by someone new to me. Jim Butcher. I needed a book to make up the third and the little placards next to the Laurell K Hamilton books said if you like her, you'll like him. So, someone new I'm trying. The story is enjoyable, but so far there's no huge 100 page long sex scenes and men with sweeping hair. So really, not like a Hamilton book at all.
ETA: Forgot to say. The DVD Commentary Challenge sounds like a lot of fun. You should all think about going and claiming a story to comment on.
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Date: 2006-08-08 02:21 pm (UTC)I went shopping with Mom on Saturday, we hadn't been to the grocery store in about a month, so we were gone ages. I spent most of Sat. night and almost all of Sunday in pain. I can just imagine how badly you were aching and I totally know about walking using the walls, I do that too.
I know I don't enjoy the Merry books as much as the Anita ones. I've also realized that the Merry series doesn't stick with me like the Anita series does. Everytime I read a Merry book, I have to go back and skim the previous book to figure out what is going on. lol.
I am so bad with feedback, you know this. I can't imagine I'd be able to find the words to give a "Dvd commentary" on someone's story. Bad me.
I'm *so* passed ready for him to find himself a part-time job or something. Anything to get him out of the house for a couple days a week.
*blushes* thank you. I've missed being around here and I've missed you lots.
*hugs*
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Date: 2006-08-08 02:41 pm (UTC)Man, being in pain sucks. How are you now? Better I hope.
I've also realized that the Merry series doesn't stick with me like the Anita series does.
Yep. In fact the first book of the series I had to do that too. All these men known by colour. It was insane. I do love the world building, but it's not as gripping as Anita's world.
Oh honey. You're not bad at feedback at all. You give me plenty that makes me smile. There's a difference between being sick and unable to give it, and being bad. So no forgetting that.
I hope you're able to get online more often. *mwah*