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Jun. 29th, 2004 09:56 amEek Gods. How is it the end of the month already? And I have so much to do at both work and home.
The problem I find with working for a shoot-off of a federal/state agency is that the amount of paperwork required to notate one project is overwhelming at times. Makes me wonder if all our tax dollars go to keep us in paper.
Must finish two more of the ficathon pieces. Of course, I've had an idea for the Joan of Arcadia flash fic piece, the one that's not due until the end of July, while my Luke/Lorelei sits in the abyss of lack of ideas.
And my Psalm fic piece is wasting away to nothing. It's not very good, not even viewable by my trusty betas. It started out as so many different things that it's all convoluted and random. Much work needed on it, but I keep feeling like I'm the only person not to complete their Psalm challenge yet.
Why do I do these things to myself? I must remind self that it's only fanfiction and therefore should not be stressful, but fun. Why do something stressful? I have enough of that with my scripts!
And I finally did it. I have my own domain. My wonderfully wonderful friend, Hedda![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
imaginaryfields has been great to host me for so many years, but now...now I shall be on my own. Gulps. Not really a big difference, but it means moving files and such to the new domain once it's set up and of course providing new links to just about everyone who cares. Because, what I really needed, was more work to do.
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I’m going to see Wicked again on Broadway in July before Kristen leaves. And guess who is playing Boc? Randy Harrison! (Justin, Queer As Folk) Oh happiness. I cannot wait. Must plan strategy for meeting the boy.
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If anyone is still interested, it’s not too late to sign up for the Multifandom Soap Opera Cliché Challenge is still taking people. I’ve already started my story, a wonderful mix of return from the dead/amnesia that would make Robert Guza proud.
The problem I find with working for a shoot-off of a federal/state agency is that the amount of paperwork required to notate one project is overwhelming at times. Makes me wonder if all our tax dollars go to keep us in paper.
Must finish two more of the ficathon pieces. Of course, I've had an idea for the Joan of Arcadia flash fic piece, the one that's not due until the end of July, while my Luke/Lorelei sits in the abyss of lack of ideas.
And my Psalm fic piece is wasting away to nothing. It's not very good, not even viewable by my trusty betas. It started out as so many different things that it's all convoluted and random. Much work needed on it, but I keep feeling like I'm the only person not to complete their Psalm challenge yet.
Why do I do these things to myself? I must remind self that it's only fanfiction and therefore should not be stressful, but fun. Why do something stressful? I have enough of that with my scripts!
And I finally did it. I have my own domain. My wonderfully wonderful friend, Hedda
imaginaryfields has been great to host me for so many years, but now...now I shall be on my own. Gulps. Not really a big difference, but it means moving files and such to the new domain once it's set up and of course providing new links to just about everyone who cares. Because, what I really needed, was more work to do.**
I’m going to see Wicked again on Broadway in July before Kristen leaves. And guess who is playing Boc? Randy Harrison! (Justin, Queer As Folk) Oh happiness. I cannot wait. Must plan strategy for meeting the boy.
**
If anyone is still interested, it’s not too late to sign up for the Multifandom Soap Opera Cliché Challenge is still taking people. I’ve already started my story, a wonderful mix of return from the dead/amnesia that would make Robert Guza proud.
