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• 10:37 It's Monday, back to work. Quiet so far. Sky's darkening. #
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Long day at work. Long since slow through much of the day, and then suddenly calls left and right at the end of the day. (Seriously, is there a secret meeting where everybody decides, 'oh end of the day! I better call with this super complicated problem!')

Anyway, finally able to make some headway on my Netflix since I got my dvd player configured with the TV in my room. No cable hook up but that's ok. At least I can watch movies on this now.

And oh shoot, I meant to head downstairs to watch Countdown. I want to see Keith Olbermann's comments to Bush getting shoes thrown at him. :D Good thing I get the podcasts too.

I will spare you some flailing on Heroes, but eeee. Nathan you're lovely but why why why? (Also writers? Thank you for retconning some of S3 weirdness, now stop with the OOCness for some characters and stay back on track, please? Thanks.)

Today was slow, slow, slow and phones were acting funky some. I really wanted to just stay under warm covers this morning with reading more of Inkheart. Also the dog's been taking to snoozing by my feet more lately. And when she doesn't, the cat sometimes does. It's really sweet.

Ok, guys, seriously? What's going on with RPGs these days? This is not just one, but several. Less people in the chatrooms regularly, and seeing more and more untagged threads, or threads where the same group all tag each other. Why do some people get tons of threads and others have to beg with a tin cup for tags?

SNAP OUT OF IT!

I'd like it to make people's responsibility to tag untagged threads, or go outside your comfort zone and tag pups and muns you usually don't. RPG chatrooms really aren't that scary or even big lots of the time, if anything? They're half dead!

I know people got their own groups of friends and everything but come on, it's not high school it's RPG. Supposed to have fun, and people are starting to get frustrated and want to leave. Some already have for feeling the same way. Invite more ppl in, whether they're older or younger muns.

And remember, only you can prevent tagless EPs.

Title: Amidst the trees, I'm always with you.
Author: Whisper2AScream
Pairings: Kate/Will

Kate was silent as she looked out the plane window, watching the setting sun light make the ocean water glitter like gold. Her legs neatly folded to the side in the private jet, deep in thought. She had gone back and forth about this trip in her head for some time. Considering whether to do so or not. Might not be the same. But when her research came across the place in mention, she felt she needed to see it. She had to. Wouldn't be much longer until the plane would touch down, the rest of her journey to continue on the ground. There was already a rental car and driver set up to take her to the town.

Passing through customs seemed a minor matter with her family's connections, and anyway, she was traveling light. There was one more thing to carry, but she was going to get that here. She was quiet in the car as well, other than confirming the destination with the driver. Yes, she knew it was an out of the way spot, and yes, she knew of the stories of the place. Her reasons for going were a private matter, and then there was no more discussion as her blue eyes took in the countryside that slowly gave way to distant green. Sherwood's green, dressed in her spring finery as she thought of green eyes filled with magic and love gazing back at her. Eventually the car came to a spot, and she headed to a small church within Blidworth. To where three yew trees came together, and a small stone lay underneath. Almost like the branches cradled it carefully. Sherwood, still watching over her guardian and keeping him safe.

Kate came forward with the bouquet in her hands, and very carefully knelt down to lay it before the stone. She then laid her hand on the stone, her eyes damp with tears that slowly slid down her cheeks. Whispering some words to the cold stone, to the green branches that gently blew in the breeze.

I love you.

She then got up, and wiped her eyes as she turned around to leave.

A priest came up to briefly pause her with a tentative hand on her shoulder, "Are ye well, miss?"

She nodded, and just quietly replied, "Just paying my respects."


-End-

Ok, when last entry is from over a month ago, not so good. I fail. :(

Been busy with classes, work, and Milliways. Got to check out Faeriecon last month in Philadelphia. Very, very cool. Met Charles Vess, and got my copy of Peter Pan (which he had illustrated) personalized and autographed. yay. Very nice man by the way. I just wish I had found my copy of Stardust to bring along. And while I was waiting in line, a troupe of Green Men all dressed up stopped by to sing a ballad in his honor. Amazing!

And so many were dressed up, even for a smallish convention. Fun day.

In more recent news, Thanksgiving was all right. Mostly quiet, and came back early to work on some things. Also, Santa came down Fifth Ave so NOW it's time to break out the holiday music. Not before. You hear me, retail? Trying at least waiting until after Halloween, will ya? And note, not everybody's crazy enough to get up at the crack of dawn to shop, so have a heart for your likely overworked workers, huh?

Wow, once again I fail with updating on posts... doh!
Um, yeah, thermostat got fixed a few days after I wrote that last entry. Also the light in our room. It's sooo cool, before we had to tape the switch to keep it off? Noooow we can actually turn it on AND off! oooh! *turns sarcasm mode off*

Sooo, class was cancelled, wooo. So get to check out a lunchtime discussion on the 2008 election. Bigger wooo there.
Still got work. Woe there. But I get done a bit earlier than my other day, woo yet again.
Just got some readings for tomorrow, some of which I finished already. Plus, they're showing in the Student Center tonight for 50 cents. Hmmm?

Think it's worth it? Pretty cheap. Anybody seen it?

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Name a character that you know I write or have written, and I'll tell you:

a. What initially prompted me to like the character enough to write about him/her.
b. One of his/her best traits.
c. One of his/her worst traits.
d. How easy/difficult I find it to write the character.
e. The story/thread/chapter/post/paragraph/tag/phrase where I feel that I truly captured the character.
f. My plans (if any) to write the character in the near future.