Revisiting nights

Every few weeks/months/years I will revisit books, music & movies that have had subconscious impacts on my mind. Lately, I’ve been focusing on books, as this format tends to surprise me the most, hence I am drawn to it a bit more. I was reading past journal entries & was reminded of how much I quoted early books from Henry Rollins , specifically See A Grown Man Cry & Now Watch Him Die . When I first read those years ago, it was definitely during a very impressionable time period. I had split... read more

Hey, look! *points at calender* It's Thursday! Whoo, posting day. *grins* Today you guys get quite the treat. Homecoming ended up being the longest section in the entire story. I just couldn't seem to help the length. The boys kept talking and I had to keep writing. Now, let's just hope I don't have to split it between two posts. Off topic note - I'm in Composition this term. And according to *that* class, I don't know how to write. Strange, no? Oh and I *promise* I'll answer all of your comments...

Kitty Kitty's worked hard these last couple weeks to put all her affairs in order for this escape. So much planning, and careful observation for the sake of further planning. There's only a few things left to do, a couple people to contact or pay off, and then it'll be time. She's been coming to Josh almost nightly--the more comfortable he is with being awake, the more time he's had to exercise his muscles a little, the better this all will go. Fiddling with the machines he's hooked up...

Well, I guess I AM up to updating the weekend events after all. I'm feeling particularly perky today, which two nights in a row of adequate sleep can always help, and work's been a bit more productive than I thought it would be, so everything is good in the 'hood. Friday night was spent at home, with grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup for dinner, followed by a dessert of cutting and staining molding for the doors in the hallway. Saturday was by far the most productive day, with the rest of...

Title:  Fallout [1/1] Pairing: Ryan/Brendon, hints of Spencer/Jon Rating: NC-17 Disclaimer: I do not own any of the characters, only the plot. No one really cared whose fault it was. Of course, everyone knew, but it’s not like they hadn’t seen it coming from miles, years, decades, wars away. It only made sense. And Brendon knew that, in a sick way, there were millions of people that would have been disappointed if it all hadn’t come to this, these panicked reporters in countries all...

* ....and the heatwave continues! I'm beginning to doubt the science of Meteorology . I have no faith left in the NWP (which is not, coincidentally, a rap band, but, rather, it stands for "Numerical Weather Prediction"). Save me your talk of variables and computer models...the fact of the matter is, basic Persistence Method is proving you wrong. Good old consistency. It was fracking hot yesterday, it's fracking hot today, and it shall be fracking hot tomorrow. Look at me! I'm good enough for t...