Bad Idea, Right? by Pennyplainknits
Star Wars prequels, Anakin/Obi Wan
We Like to Party by Marah_Sarie
Farscape gen
Puppet Man by
cupidsbow
A brief history of claymation
Star Wars prequels, Anakin/Obi Wan
We Like to Party by Marah_Sarie
Farscape gen
Puppet Man by
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A brief history of claymation
stuff and things
Oct. 29th, 2022 08:16 am1. I had my interview for promotion to full professor yesterday. I feel really good about my application. Obviously, nothing is certain, but I am not anxious about it at all. Now to wait until April. :)
2. I listened to this NPR interview with Rhiannon Giddens about turning her ballad "Build a House" into a children's book, and you should, too. You should also listen to the song. It's an unflinching look at the African American experience, beginning with slavery, that highlights black resiliency and strength.
3. You should also watch the music video for Harry Styles's Music for a Sushi Restaurant. Holy shit is this a bit of homoerotic, monsterfucking gloriousness. Thanks to
nyctanthes for the heads up.
4. You should read Experimental Protocol by
anagrrl. It's a Rodney-centric AU of the SGA episode "Mortal Coil" that is full of the kind of creeping dread that's perfect for a Halloween read.
5. If you'd rather spend Halloween giggling, check out this political attack ad we received in the mail. I don't think it had the desired effect. I would love to live on planet Stacey. *g*
2. I listened to this NPR interview with Rhiannon Giddens about turning her ballad "Build a House" into a children's book, and you should, too. You should also listen to the song. It's an unflinching look at the African American experience, beginning with slavery, that highlights black resiliency and strength.
3. You should also watch the music video for Harry Styles's Music for a Sushi Restaurant. Holy shit is this a bit of homoerotic, monsterfucking gloriousness. Thanks to
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4. You should read Experimental Protocol by
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5. If you'd rather spend Halloween giggling, check out this political attack ad we received in the mail. I don't think it had the desired effect. I would love to live on planet Stacey. *g*
I feel so seen
Oct. 25th, 2022 06:34 amAubade by Philip Larkin
This poem perfectly encapsulates my fear of death. Clearly I need to read one of his collections; surely the man who wrote a poem like this + the definitive poem on parenting is going to provide a more enjoyable read than William Carlos "Interminable" Williams or Allen "I Just Threw Up a Poem on the Floor" Ginsberg.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Anti-Hero by Taylor Swift
This song really resonates with me--not the particular scenarios, not the exact things Swift worries about, but the concept at large, the idea of being your own worst enemy. Those scenes in the video where she's hanging out with herself fucking up are just *chef's kiss*--yes! The idea that you're screwing it up and you know you're screwing it up, and you just keep doing it anyway: It's me. Hi! I'm the problem. Yeah.
This poem perfectly encapsulates my fear of death. Clearly I need to read one of his collections; surely the man who wrote a poem like this + the definitive poem on parenting is going to provide a more enjoyable read than William Carlos "Interminable" Williams or Allen "I Just Threw Up a Poem on the Floor" Ginsberg.
On the opposite end of the spectrum, Anti-Hero by Taylor Swift
This song really resonates with me--not the particular scenarios, not the exact things Swift worries about, but the concept at large, the idea of being your own worst enemy. Those scenes in the video where she's hanging out with herself fucking up are just *chef's kiss*--yes! The idea that you're screwing it up and you know you're screwing it up, and you just keep doing it anyway: It's me. Hi! I'm the problem. Yeah.
1. This video of Jack Black getting the COVID vaccine and turning into a superhero made me LOL.
2. So, turns out that I have something called blepharitis which is the worst name ever for anything, and that's causing my dry eyes. I just got this eye medicine for it that I hope will help; it's got like 4500 reviews on Amazon, almost all of them of the OMG this works and changed my life variety. *crosses fingers*
3. An indigo bunting has been frequenting our fine dining establishment. It is so blue and pretty.
4. The ligustrum is finally blooming. The whole world smells divine!
5. So in news from bizarro world, I noticed a black speck on our TV this weekend. On closer inspection, a tiny fly somehow got INSIDE the TV and died behind the pane of glass of the TV. It's utterly impossible to remove. I cannot even.
6.
Amelia Bedelia Means Business by Herman Parish
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Again, delightfully silly. Much like Wild Bill, I admire that Amelia Bedelia never gives up and that when something doesn't work out, she tries a new tack.
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7.
Victorian Novelists by James Oliphant
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It is deeply silly.
Oliphant sets it up as a battle royale between a handful of prominent Victorian writers. Who will reign supreme? Spoiler alert: it's the Georges. Eliot wins top prize and Meredith second.
Oliphant roundly criticizes everyone else he writes about, and even the Georges come in for their fair share of his critique.
Obviously a book like this tells me little about Victorian writers and more about Oliphant himself and more broadly what a certain segment of fin de siecle British readers thought about what they read (and issues of gender and colonialism and etc).
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2. So, turns out that I have something called blepharitis which is the worst name ever for anything, and that's causing my dry eyes. I just got this eye medicine for it that I hope will help; it's got like 4500 reviews on Amazon, almost all of them of the OMG this works and changed my life variety. *crosses fingers*
3. An indigo bunting has been frequenting our fine dining establishment. It is so blue and pretty.
4. The ligustrum is finally blooming. The whole world smells divine!
5. So in news from bizarro world, I noticed a black speck on our TV this weekend. On closer inspection, a tiny fly somehow got INSIDE the TV and died behind the pane of glass of the TV. It's utterly impossible to remove. I cannot even.
6.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Again, delightfully silly. Much like Wild Bill, I admire that Amelia Bedelia never gives up and that when something doesn't work out, she tries a new tack.
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My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I have thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It is deeply silly.
Oliphant sets it up as a battle royale between a handful of prominent Victorian writers. Who will reign supreme? Spoiler alert: it's the Georges. Eliot wins top prize and Meredith second.
Oliphant roundly criticizes everyone else he writes about, and even the Georges come in for their fair share of his critique.
Obviously a book like this tells me little about Victorian writers and more about Oliphant himself and more broadly what a certain segment of fin de siecle British readers thought about what they read (and issues of gender and colonialism and etc).
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a list to start the week
Feb. 21st, 2021 08:38 pm1. The canals are full of swiftly flowing water again. Yay! I wasn't sure if they would come back or not.
I am looking forward to a spring full of turtles and frogs and minnows and crawfish.
2. Today while I was watching dishes, I watched a tiny bird fly multiple times from the eaves down into the thicket, search for the perfect leaf, fly it up to the gutter, pose as if for a picture, and then disappear up the roof to presumably build its nest. It was very relaxing.
3.
Black Sun Rising by C.S. Friedman
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I had forgotten most of what happens in this book, so I really enjoyed this reread and was continually surprised.
Friedman is such a good writer. All her books have such interesting and unusual world building. I think I prefer her straight up science fiction novels to this series, but I really love The Coldfire Trilogy. It's so tropey: enemies forced to work together, all the h/c anyone could ever want, plus you don't even need goggles for the slash to leap off the page. LOL
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4. We watched How to Train Your Dragon 2 today. ( spoilers )
5. I started watching Gibi's ASMR channel at night before bed, and I am really digging it. I don't like ASMR in general, so IDK why I like her videos, but I do. I don't like all of them; the ones where she puts on costumes and wigs and plays a character are instant cringe for me, but I like most of the others. I have discovered that my favorites are the ones where she is pretending to touch the viewers' face/hair in some way. Of her recent videos, I really liked "Doing Your Makeup Before Class" and "My Jewelry Collection Up Close." I haven't watched the videos she uploaded yesterday yet; I suspect they are not my jam. LOL
I am looking forward to a spring full of turtles and frogs and minnows and crawfish.
2. Today while I was watching dishes, I watched a tiny bird fly multiple times from the eaves down into the thicket, search for the perfect leaf, fly it up to the gutter, pose as if for a picture, and then disappear up the roof to presumably build its nest. It was very relaxing.
3.

My rating: 5 of 5 stars
I had forgotten most of what happens in this book, so I really enjoyed this reread and was continually surprised.
Friedman is such a good writer. All her books have such interesting and unusual world building. I think I prefer her straight up science fiction novels to this series, but I really love The Coldfire Trilogy. It's so tropey: enemies forced to work together, all the h/c anyone could ever want, plus you don't even need goggles for the slash to leap off the page. LOL
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4. We watched How to Train Your Dragon 2 today. ( spoilers )
5. I started watching Gibi's ASMR channel at night before bed, and I am really digging it. I don't like ASMR in general, so IDK why I like her videos, but I do. I don't like all of them; the ones where she puts on costumes and wigs and plays a character are instant cringe for me, but I like most of the others. I have discovered that my favorites are the ones where she is pretending to touch the viewers' face/hair in some way. Of her recent videos, I really liked "Doing Your Makeup Before Class" and "My Jewelry Collection Up Close." I haven't watched the videos she uploaded yesterday yet; I suspect they are not my jam. LOL
it is indeed a tuesday day
Feb. 9th, 2021 01:03 pm1. Emma's great-aunt sent her this amazing poster of kickass women in pop culture. I want one for my office now.
2. Josh got me a fancy teakettle because he loves me. Also my other one was crap.
3.
zulu suggested that I take pictures of my fountain pen writing with different inks, and I tried, but my phone camera is not good enough (the disaffected teen who sold it to me helpfully informed me that this is really a phone for a child and wouldn't I like to spend $900 on a phone rather than the $300 for the child's phone which I already think is way too expensive for a phone for any demographic) and neither is the lighting. I will have to experiment further.
4. Watch this vid:
Shut Up and Dance with Me by lilly_the_kid
Golden Girls
Oh, my heart. They dance with each other a surprising number of times in this series. :)
5. I am bored. And kind of depressed, I think. And tired. And unmotivated. Now that I am done with the talking meme questions, I need something else to lift me from these doldrums. So, time for a shitpollst. What should I shitpollst about, my friends?
2. Josh got me a fancy teakettle because he loves me. Also my other one was crap.
3.
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4. Watch this vid:
Shut Up and Dance with Me by lilly_the_kid
Golden Girls
Oh, my heart. They dance with each other a surprising number of times in this series. :)
5. I am bored. And kind of depressed, I think. And tired. And unmotivated. Now that I am done with the talking meme questions, I need something else to lift me from these doldrums. So, time for a shitpollst. What should I shitpollst about, my friends?
February is for stuff I love!
Feb. 5th, 2021 08:58 am1. See
corvidology's Stuff I Love Post and Banner.
2. To that end, have a couple of recs:
Heaven, Earth, and the Song That Knits Them Up by
gloss
Moths--Ouida
Corrèze/Vere
I continue to be utterly delighted that somebody besides me read and now loves this book. This is a very sweet post-canon interlude.
Necromancin' Dancin' [VID]
Locked Tomb vid made with fanart. This is really kickass.
3. Talking Meme
lyr asks: When you look at your writing throughout your life, what do you think has changed about it over time?
The primary change is genre. As a teen, I mostly wrote poetry. I wrote some short stories as a kid and a pre-teen, but by the time I hit my teenage years, I was exclusively writing poetry. Ditto for undergrad. Then I got to grad school. Not only was the reading load overwhelming, I got pregnant with Emma that first year. I quit writing creatively entirely--no poetry, no stories, no nothing except academic writing. Then I found fandom in late 2004, and by 2005 I was writing fanfic. Fanfic and academic writing have been the only writing I've done for most of that 16 year period (with a couple of short stories and the beginning of a novel thrown in there). In 2019, I started actively trying to write poetry again with some success, but I haven't gotten inspired or hit by the muse. It's definitely still a sit down and make myself write some poetry kinda thing at this point. But I have been regularly reading poetry, and I'm hoping that I will eventually get back into the poetry groove.
I also want to say here how much I love academic writing. Which is a good thing since that's my job. LOL But I'm good at it, and I enjoy it, and I'm so grateful for that.
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2. To that end, have a couple of recs:
Heaven, Earth, and the Song That Knits Them Up by
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Moths--Ouida
Corrèze/Vere
I continue to be utterly delighted that somebody besides me read and now loves this book. This is a very sweet post-canon interlude.
Necromancin' Dancin' [VID]
Locked Tomb vid made with fanart. This is really kickass.
3. Talking Meme
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The primary change is genre. As a teen, I mostly wrote poetry. I wrote some short stories as a kid and a pre-teen, but by the time I hit my teenage years, I was exclusively writing poetry. Ditto for undergrad. Then I got to grad school. Not only was the reading load overwhelming, I got pregnant with Emma that first year. I quit writing creatively entirely--no poetry, no stories, no nothing except academic writing. Then I found fandom in late 2004, and by 2005 I was writing fanfic. Fanfic and academic writing have been the only writing I've done for most of that 16 year period (with a couple of short stories and the beginning of a novel thrown in there). In 2019, I started actively trying to write poetry again with some success, but I haven't gotten inspired or hit by the muse. It's definitely still a sit down and make myself write some poetry kinda thing at this point. But I have been regularly reading poetry, and I'm hoping that I will eventually get back into the poetry groove.
I also want to say here how much I love academic writing. Which is a good thing since that's my job. LOL But I'm good at it, and I enjoy it, and I'm so grateful for that.
Not bad for a Monday
Oct. 19th, 2020 02:23 pm1. I think I am getting better? I haven't registered a fever in four days. I do not feel like I am dying anymore. I felt well enough that I decided to start exercising again today, so I walked leisurely for fifteen minutes, and I still feel okay. I am taking it really slowly, though. Stupid slow. I do not want to relapse. Fifteen minutes felt enough like really doing something that it's clear that I am going to need to be very gentle with myself.
2. ( I reread Harriet Jacobs for that book chapter I wrote )
3. Everybody should go watch
sholio's Fanvid: Defenders--Welcome to New York because it is glorious and will make you cry. And want to rewatch everything. LOL
4. Just in case you also want to go to sleep every night reading stationery blogs, these are my top three sites:
The Well-Appointed Desk
The Pen Addict
The Gentleman Stationer
These sites cover all kinds of pen, pencil, and paper use, but they also feature art and reviews of artists' supplies, so there's a wide range of posts that might interest many of you.
2. ( I reread Harriet Jacobs for that book chapter I wrote )
3. Everybody should go watch
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4. Just in case you also want to go to sleep every night reading stationery blogs, these are my top three sites:
The Well-Appointed Desk
The Pen Addict
The Gentleman Stationer
These sites cover all kinds of pen, pencil, and paper use, but they also feature art and reviews of artists' supplies, so there's a wide range of posts that might interest many of you.
Drive by recs
Aug. 11th, 2019 11:57 amThe Last Place You Look (Still in the anon period for the Just Married Exchange)
Psych
Gus/Shawn
Gus and Shawn pretend to be married for a case. This is spot on--perfect dialogue, perfect mix of the absurd and the emotional. A+ excellent read.
to recognise the heart in every person that you see by
china_shop
Guardian
Gen; Zhu Hong and Wang Zheng
Absolutely love the two of them bonding and getting to know each other better.
To the city that blends and mends and tests by
gloss
Always Be My Maybe
Marcus/Sasha
Marcus can't find weed in NYC. Makes me smile.
Don't Stop Me Now by Spellbound
Good Omens
Aziraphale/Crowley
Vid
Psych
Gus/Shawn
Gus and Shawn pretend to be married for a case. This is spot on--perfect dialogue, perfect mix of the absurd and the emotional. A+ excellent read.
to recognise the heart in every person that you see by
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Guardian
Gen; Zhu Hong and Wang Zheng
Absolutely love the two of them bonding and getting to know each other better.
To the city that blends and mends and tests by
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Always Be My Maybe
Marcus/Sasha
Marcus can't find weed in NYC. Makes me smile.
Don't Stop Me Now by Spellbound
Good Omens
Aziraphale/Crowley
Vid
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1. We watched Thom Yorke's short film Anima that showcases three songs from the album he just released. My first thought of the opening shot: "OMG, Thom Yorke got old" followed by "Oh, right. Me, too." LOL
It's very visually arresting. It suggests that all the activities we do in life and all the ways we move in life are essentially variations on a theme, that we are all dancing the same highly stylized dance but that sometimes we get to dance a wonderful dance (love) even it's not materially that different from the dances of love that the rest of the world enjoys.
I quite like the third song.
2. Stranger Things season two: ( spoilers )
And now, I have to wait until Emma gets back from visiting her aunt to watch any more. *cries*
It's very visually arresting. It suggests that all the activities we do in life and all the ways we move in life are essentially variations on a theme, that we are all dancing the same highly stylized dance but that sometimes we get to dance a wonderful dance (love) even it's not materially that different from the dances of love that the rest of the world enjoys.
I quite like the third song.
2. Stranger Things season two: ( spoilers )
And now, I have to wait until Emma gets back from visiting her aunt to watch any more. *cries*
Things that are making me happy today
Jun. 19th, 2019 10:21 am1. This birthday message from
ponders_life, and this one from
goss.
2. The video for Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down."
3. ( reading A. S. Byatt )
4. ( watching Lucifer )
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2. The video for Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down."
3. ( reading A. S. Byatt )
4. ( watching Lucifer )
So have some vid recs:
Pipsqueaky's Incredible Thoughts by Sisabet
Keanu Reeves is a fandom!
These Days Are Dark (But We Won't Fall) by Bessyboo and Queelez
Political Fandom; hope after 2016
This Is a Trent Reznor Song by Rhoboat
Star Trek Reboot
(Man I love Songs to Wear Pants To; I miss the days when that site was navigable and you could listen to everything for free)
Marvel Bohemian Rhapsody by Killer Queen
MCU including X-Men
Glitter and Gold by Grable424 collab with djcprod
MCU
This is fantastic; one of my favorites.
Lions Inside by Grable424 collab with djcprod
MCU
The Adventure by Greensilver
Harry Potter
Neville-centric
One of my favorite vids of all time. I wish the quality of the footage was better because this deserves to be a fandom classic. I cry every time I watch it. This is my Neville!
Pipsqueaky's Incredible Thoughts by Sisabet
Keanu Reeves is a fandom!
These Days Are Dark (But We Won't Fall) by Bessyboo and Queelez
Political Fandom; hope after 2016
This Is a Trent Reznor Song by Rhoboat
Star Trek Reboot
(Man I love Songs to Wear Pants To; I miss the days when that site was navigable and you could listen to everything for free)
Marvel Bohemian Rhapsody by Killer Queen
MCU including X-Men
Glitter and Gold by Grable424 collab with djcprod
MCU
This is fantastic; one of my favorites.
Lions Inside by Grable424 collab with djcprod
MCU
The Adventure by Greensilver
Harry Potter
Neville-centric
One of my favorite vids of all time. I wish the quality of the footage was better because this deserves to be a fandom classic. I cry every time I watch it. This is my Neville!
1. Let's have some musical thoughts:
Ryan Adams should cover Tom Petty's Yer So Bad.
How have I never heard Tina Turner covering The Bitch Is Back before? What even is my life?
And for your delectation, Lee Ann Womack doing a top-notch cover of Honky Cat.
2. Yesterday, the new boy at school sat with Emma and her friends at lunch and began offering unsolicited tales of animal harm. All the girls were creeped out. *sigh* I am keeping my eye on this situation and will contact the school guidance counselor if the situation persists.
3. Work is both really rewarding and really frustrating right now. My senior class went awesome today. A student asked me to supervise their senior project. My funding came through for a thing! I've been really productive and gotten shit done. On the other hand, the project of the subcommittee I'm chairing is kind of a nightmare, and I'm about to take the reins of it from the 16!!!!!!! committee members and make it work, and it would have been so much easier if I'd just done the whole thing myself (and not because people are being uncooperative or shirking their duties; my committee has for the most part been amazing and on the ball). I am definitely going to recommend that the next time this task must be accomplished that someone be given the task and then a committee asked to examine it afterwards. The next two weeks are going to suck suck suck.
Ryan Adams should cover Tom Petty's Yer So Bad.
How have I never heard Tina Turner covering The Bitch Is Back before? What even is my life?
And for your delectation, Lee Ann Womack doing a top-notch cover of Honky Cat.
2. Yesterday, the new boy at school sat with Emma and her friends at lunch and began offering unsolicited tales of animal harm. All the girls were creeped out. *sigh* I am keeping my eye on this situation and will contact the school guidance counselor if the situation persists.
3. Work is both really rewarding and really frustrating right now. My senior class went awesome today. A student asked me to supervise their senior project. My funding came through for a thing! I've been really productive and gotten shit done. On the other hand, the project of the subcommittee I'm chairing is kind of a nightmare, and I'm about to take the reins of it from the 16!!!!!!! committee members and make it work, and it would have been so much easier if I'd just done the whole thing myself (and not because people are being uncooperative or shirking their duties; my committee has for the most part been amazing and on the ball). I am definitely going to recommend that the next time this task must be accomplished that someone be given the task and then a committee asked to examine it afterwards. The next two weeks are going to suck suck suck.
Next Year's Christmas Music
Jan. 5th, 2019 12:47 pmI forgot to rec Rudy the Big Booty Reindeer for next year's Christmas delectation. :)
(Treme introduced me to NOLA bounce music, and it's soooooo catchy!)
(Treme introduced me to NOLA bounce music, and it's soooooo catchy!)
Four for Friday
Dec. 14th, 2018 07:45 pm1. I have concluded my Yuletide contributions: main assignment + 2 treats!
2. The HP reread inspired me to rewatch some favorite vids:
The Adventure by Greensilver; Neville-centric
Marching On by dazzleme7; ensemble
3. A Million Light Years from Home by
musesfool; HP; gen
Sirius falls through the Veil and into the world of Firefly (and it's as perfect as that sounds).
4. I finished Prisoner of Azkaban. ( Some thoughts )
2. The HP reread inspired me to rewatch some favorite vids:
The Adventure by Greensilver; Neville-centric
Marching On by dazzleme7; ensemble
3. A Million Light Years from Home by
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Sirius falls through the Veil and into the world of Firefly (and it's as perfect as that sounds).
4. I finished Prisoner of Azkaban. ( Some thoughts )
1. I know you're already seen it, but if you haven't, go watch
bironic's The Greatest: a vid featuring characters of color from all our favorite sci-fi,fantasy and horror shows. Brought tears to my eyes. Man, I love these characters.
2. ( The MaddAddam Trilogy by Margaret Atwood )
3. And to bury the lede, we closed on the house last night! We are homeowners! It has happened! LOL The homeowner is going to be vacating 2-3 days earlier than he's allotted via the contract, so that is also a good thing. The next month is going to be jam packed, y'all. But we're meeting my parents halfway, and they're taking the girls mid-month so that we can devote all our energy to painting and moving (and teaching LOL) for a whole week. I'm so stoked!
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2. ( The MaddAddam Trilogy by Margaret Atwood )
3. And to bury the lede, we closed on the house last night! We are homeowners! It has happened! LOL The homeowner is going to be vacating 2-3 days earlier than he's allotted via the contract, so that is also a good thing. The next month is going to be jam packed, y'all. But we're meeting my parents halfway, and they're taking the girls mid-month so that we can devote all our energy to painting and moving (and teaching LOL) for a whole week. I'm so stoked!
Rec Time: Festivids set 1
Feb. 22nd, 2016 11:20 amGalaxy Rise by Starlady
This is set to Glorious Dawn (Cosmos Remix) by Symphony of Science and features a variety of space fandoms, including the Martian and Interstellar. *draws pink, sparkly hearts around it*
Army of Me (live die repeat) by himundergreen
Edge of Tomorrow
Excellent editing.
Motivational Speaker by imbir
Edge of Tomorrow
Love it.
Blank Space by Jetpack Monkey
MacGuyver
MacGuyver/Murdoc
*dies* :)
This is set to Glorious Dawn (Cosmos Remix) by Symphony of Science and features a variety of space fandoms, including the Martian and Interstellar. *draws pink, sparkly hearts around it*
Army of Me (live die repeat) by himundergreen
Edge of Tomorrow
Excellent editing.
Motivational Speaker by imbir
Edge of Tomorrow
Love it.
Blank Space by Jetpack Monkey
MacGuyver
MacGuyver/Murdoc
*dies* :)