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louiseluxPink sunset light is flooding my desk! It's being sent here by the enormous sunset-reflecting cloud currently floating high above the M6 and the car park. It's all very pretty.
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snowballjane - thank you! Thank you too toscas_kiss for your beautiful card - it's gorgeous and I love the silver tree. Also, fleurrochard, I loved yours too, with the white feathers that were obviously plucked from Aziraphale's downy parts. Um.
In other news, the Yuletide story is practically all done and beta'ed apart from a few final tweaks and that gives me a pleasant sense ofsmugness achievement. It leaves me free to carry on with the approximately 7 gazillion story ideas I have for Saiyuki.
Here's a thing - I recently bought a little card file and have the idea that if I write down my story ideas and put them in the card file (perhaps in alphabetical order by character or something), then I will never forget them or lose them. Has anyone else got or tried a similar system for keeping track of story ideas? More importantly, does it work?
Gakked this very interesting link fromfaemovana: an article about homosexuality in modern Japan.
Mail squee: Christmas card from
snowballjane - thank you! Thank you too toscas_kiss for your beautiful card - it's gorgeous and I love the silver tree. Also, fleurrochard, I loved yours too, with the white feathers that were obviously plucked from Aziraphale's downy parts. Um. In other news, the Yuletide story is practically all done and beta'ed apart from a few final tweaks and that gives me a pleasant sense of
Here's a thing - I recently bought a little card file and have the idea that if I write down my story ideas and put them in the card file (perhaps in alphabetical order by character or something), then I will never forget them or lose them. Has anyone else got or tried a similar system for keeping track of story ideas? More importantly, does it work?
Gakked this very interesting link from
faemovana: an article about homosexuality in modern Japan.