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12:58 p.m. on 2004-05-26
So I'm sat on the bus this morning, a blank page of my notebook staring angrily back at me, chewing on my biro and listening to the bootleg of the BNL concert I went to in Manchester on my Ipod ...
I was trying to write some more of my Faculty fic. Yeah, it's been going for a couple of years now (sweet jesus!) and some nice folks at Efan are poking me to finish it. I put pen to paper, started scribbling down my aims for each character, aims which I have to achieve in the final few scenes... and then stopped.
I couldn't think of a major character's name.
How weird is that? It's such an obvious thing, something I should know like my own birthday or where I live. But my mind was blank. It took me ten minutes of running through the alphabet before I finally remembered.
Seriously, be worried if I ever grow senile when I'm older. I swear, it's already happening. Couple this memory loss with my habit of running upstairs, forgetting what I went up there for, and returning downstairs to only THEN remember, and I'm a danger to myself and others.
In other news...
Upon request I am promoting
If you have a diaryland site, please take a couple of minutes to make yourself a patch and add it to the quilt. It's a very cool idea and a way for us all to get our stats up, which we know we all want to do. Secretly, everyone is a little bit of an exhibitionist.
Listening to: Jim Creegan's bass solo
Quote:
"Testing, testing. Captain, can you hear me?
"I'm standing right here."
"You're coming through good and loud."
"Cause I'm standing right here!"
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