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Of waiting and wolves
Apr. 6th, 2008 12:14 am*sigh*
I wait to watch DW until it shows on American TV here so I can call my dad afterwards to talk about it. He doesn't like the idea of illegally downloading stuff, and I'm not sure if my parents' elderly computer could even handle it. He's my RL Who buddy, and I want to be on the same schedule as him. Watching ahead would feel unfair. However, reading LJ right now makes my resolve really hard to keep. I shall be strong!
Meanwhile, my brain has been hijacked by an unusually aggressive plot bunny. I finally gave in and started to write it when it promised to be short. It has not, of course, kept its promise, but at least it is coming along fairly quickly on the me scale. It's not Illyria (I've written quite a bit of the next Illyria story, but it acts like it's being written by ents: not hastily.) However, the work in progress that's actually progressing has Rose attempting to get back to her home universe and ending up lost in the woods. While carrying a basket of cookies. And wearing red. Bad Wolf exacerbates my natural tendency to fangirl fairy tales in a ridiculously obvious manner. There's even a short appearance by Jack riding a white horse.
I wait to watch DW until it shows on American TV here so I can call my dad afterwards to talk about it. He doesn't like the idea of illegally downloading stuff, and I'm not sure if my parents' elderly computer could even handle it. He's my RL Who buddy, and I want to be on the same schedule as him. Watching ahead would feel unfair. However, reading LJ right now makes my resolve really hard to keep. I shall be strong!
Meanwhile, my brain has been hijacked by an unusually aggressive plot bunny. I finally gave in and started to write it when it promised to be short. It has not, of course, kept its promise, but at least it is coming along fairly quickly on the me scale. It's not Illyria (I've written quite a bit of the next Illyria story, but it acts like it's being written by ents: not hastily.) However, the work in progress that's actually progressing has Rose attempting to get back to her home universe and ending up lost in the woods. While carrying a basket of cookies. And wearing red. Bad Wolf exacerbates my natural tendency to fangirl fairy tales in a ridiculously obvious manner. There's even a short appearance by Jack riding a white horse.
