trinityofone

siriaeve just dropped some knowledge on me: THE WINCHESTER GOSPELS ACTUALLY EXIST. Like really for real. It is trufax!

No word yet on whether Dean is full-frontal in them, though.

Today is my day off and I am supposed to be cleaning my apartment, finishing a fic I want to post tomorrow, and deciding whether I would rather work on a sequel to "Quarters" or to "Make the Man." Instead I am still in my pajamas, not doing any of those things.

However, I don't totally suck, because I met Jack Davenport yesterday and talked to him and sold him books and did NOT slip up and tell him I think he has the sexiest voice on the planet, even though he totally does. Go me?

( The Latest Edition of Trin's New Job Celebrity Watch Tally! )

*cough* And now, some much more dignified discussion of literature!

( 21. What We Talk About When We Talk About Love — Raymond Carver ) I think in future I will just limit my intake. An occasional nibble—great. A heavy meal, though—uh-oh, now you’re gonna need to lie down.

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( 22. after the quake — Haruki Murakami ) This was like a lovely little Murakami snack before I move onto the feast of his next novel.

(I will stop with the food metaphors now.)

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( 23. & 24. Runaways: True Believers & Runaways: Escape to New York — Brian K. Vaughan ) there are shapeshifting aliens and wacky time travel shenanigans and funny Wolverine and Spider-Man cameos. Who am I to complain?

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( 25. The Pluto Files — Neil deGrasse Tyson ) This is all totally true. NO ONE CAN CONVINCE ME OTHERWISE.

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( 26. World of M — Daniel Way, et. al. ) wacky alternate universe shenanigans should by all rights be way more fun than this.

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( 27. The Boy Detective Fails — Joe Meno ) Weirdest Dr. Horrible AU ever, y/y?

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( 28. Paper Towns — John Green ) I’m pleased anytime I come across one of these stories in which the female character is as vivid as the male, instead of just one of a long row of interchangeable Galateas.

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( 29. Howling Mad — Peter David ) DON’T BE FOOLED, FUTURE SELF! Maybe you could try learning from your mistakes for once?

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( 30. Dramarama — E. Lockhart ) I’ll bet you’ll find yourself anxious to devour everything she’s ever written. I certainly have.

Total Reviews: 30/44

The grisly sight that greeted me when I went to take out the trash just now...



( Closer... )

( A photo of my mom sitting next to Michael Rosenbaum at a dinner party )

That's one for the family scrapbook, eh?

Er, hi.

So, since I last updated, I've:

*Worked many long hours at a job I'm finding increasingly mediocre despite the fact that last night I got to sell a gay sex book to Amanda Bynes, who took care to tell me it was "for a friend";

*Failed to secure housing in Dublin, which is bad;

*Met monanotlisa, which was good;

and,

*Gotten hopelessly addicted to Stargate: Atlantis, much to my own shock, believe me.

Er, yeah. So about that. I think I'm going to want to post about this now. A lot. And unless I'm greatly mistaken (please, please let me be greatly mistaken) I don't think many (any?) people on my friends list are into this show. (Besides the people I just friended...hiiiiiii!) I see two solutions to this problem. This first is that you all get into it...right now! Go read daughtershade's introduction (with pretty pictures); then read astolat's A Beautiful Lifetime Event. That should be all it takes, really. Although I'm a little unsure of my pimping skills, to be honest. I forced spazatron to watch two episodes and I couldn't crack his anti-SGA resolve. (Damn you, spazatron! Damn you and your stony, stony resolve!)

Option two, of course, is that you shake your heads and with wry smiles upon your infinitely tolerant faces, ignore my odd geeky ways. You can also comfort yourselves with the knowledge that if I have something fandom-y to post about occasionally, the volume of my posts in general tends to increase as well. So that means SGA!squee with a side of B&N bitching! I can hear you shouting for joy from here.

So, in summary: work sucks. Rodney rocks. The end.