I saw that the AV Club was writing ep-by-ep reviews for season 1 of Friday Night Lights, and I was blindsided by ALL THE FEELINGS. I started rereading my old SGA/FNL fusion fic while listening to the playlist I listened to while I was writing it, because it's one of those stories that I'll always be proud of, and it's actually been long enough that there are surprises when I read it again.
Matt Saracen is still one of my favoritest characters ever.
The weather was also gorgeous outside today, so I went for a long walk. I may have gotten slightly sunburned. Whoops. I'll just have to remember to put on sunscreen tomorrow. I also purchased a new messenger bag, because I managed to push the button on something that I was nervous of doing. I apparently get myself to accomplish things through bribery. This is surprisingly effective. Also, now I have two bike messenger bags that are far too cool for me, but I don't even care.![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
merisunshine36 insists that the only way for me to fix this is to buy a bike, but I'd be terrible at owning a bike. I'd be even more terrible at riding it inside a city.
Writing is continuing slowly but surely. I've only gotten another 600 words since I last posted here about it, but I think that's okay. I can't stampede through it the way I can when I have a better sense of where the story is going, and I think that's okay. I want it to feel slow, drawn out, and careful. Hopefully that does come across.
Matt Saracen is still one of my favoritest characters ever.
The weather was also gorgeous outside today, so I went for a long walk. I may have gotten slightly sunburned. Whoops. I'll just have to remember to put on sunscreen tomorrow. I also purchased a new messenger bag, because I managed to push the button on something that I was nervous of doing. I apparently get myself to accomplish things through bribery. This is surprisingly effective. Also, now I have two bike messenger bags that are far too cool for me, but I don't even care.
merisunshine36 insists that the only way for me to fix this is to buy a bike, but I'd be terrible at owning a bike. I'd be even more terrible at riding it inside a city.Writing is continuing slowly but surely. I've only gotten another 600 words since I last posted here about it, but I think that's okay. I can't stampede through it the way I can when I have a better sense of where the story is going, and I think that's okay. I want it to feel slow, drawn out, and careful. Hopefully that does come across.