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new hot boys on my telly tonight!
Happy Supernatural Day, everyone! New Sam and Dean this week! And even my sister is excited about this week's episode.
Really, there should be new SPN every week. I'm that obsessed.
Also, much love to![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jellicle for the Happy Supernatural Day e-card! I loved it, darling! You rock!
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I cannot seem to get the next story in my Winchester Meets Halliwell universe to end. It just keeps getting bigger and bigger. And I'd really like to finish it, as it's a birthday story forladybug218 that's already two months late. Yikes.
Seriously, I have a list of birthday fics for people that is from February still. I am going to finish them, my friends. I just need to get back to writing every day and stop having insane LONG ideas. Wouldn't that be nice?
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So I received an email a few days back about maybe reccing a certain SPN story over at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
polyfandomrecs. I'm not sure what to make of it and I think that's mostly because of how the email was worded. It's one thing to simply send me a link to a story (because I'm totally cool with that) and say something like, "based off a bunch of your recs, I think you'll totally love that story." That's great. I love new fic that I will totally love. But when it's phrased in a way like, "You need to rec this fic," I'm never sure what to make of it.
Because if that's how you feel, you should rec it. And then maybe I'll see your rec, check it out, and end up reccing it myself. Because contrary to what some people seem to think out there (and let's not revisit that old argument), I only rec what I actually read and love.
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Pimpage of Events:
Dining for Darfur - On April 29th, certain restaurants have agreed to donate their proceeds to helping with the Darfur cause. There are a lot of restaurants participating in the NYC/Brooklyn area. You get a great dinner and you're making a difference.
Philadelphia Book Festival - For those in the Philly area, you should check out the first festival. I'm looking forward to checking it out.
Random Website:
IGOD - have a conversation with God online.
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For those of you trying to come up with ways that you can help in the aftermath of such a horrific tragedy at VA Tech, I suggest checking out Stop the NRA. Find ways to get involved. Because while it might not solve the problem, making it harder for people to get their hands on guns could go a long way to helping in the fight against violence.
Really, there should be new SPN every week. I'm that obsessed.
Also, much love to
jellicle for the Happy Supernatural Day e-card! I loved it, darling! You rock!**
I cannot seem to get the next story in my Winchester Meets Halliwell universe to end. It just keeps getting bigger and bigger. And I'd really like to finish it, as it's a birthday story for
ladybug218 that's already two months late. Yikes. Seriously, I have a list of birthday fics for people that is from February still. I am going to finish them, my friends. I just need to get back to writing every day and stop having insane LONG ideas. Wouldn't that be nice?
**
So I received an email a few days back about maybe reccing a certain SPN story over at
polyfandomrecs. I'm not sure what to make of it and I think that's mostly because of how the email was worded. It's one thing to simply send me a link to a story (because I'm totally cool with that) and say something like, "based off a bunch of your recs, I think you'll totally love that story." That's great. I love new fic that I will totally love. But when it's phrased in a way like, "You need to rec this fic," I'm never sure what to make of it.Because if that's how you feel, you should rec it. And then maybe I'll see your rec, check it out, and end up reccing it myself. Because contrary to what some people seem to think out there (and let's not revisit that old argument), I only rec what I actually read and love.
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Pimpage of Events:
Dining for Darfur - On April 29th, certain restaurants have agreed to donate their proceeds to helping with the Darfur cause. There are a lot of restaurants participating in the NYC/Brooklyn area. You get a great dinner and you're making a difference.
Philadelphia Book Festival - For those in the Philly area, you should check out the first festival. I'm looking forward to checking it out.
Random Website:
IGOD - have a conversation with God online.
**
For those of you trying to come up with ways that you can help in the aftermath of such a horrific tragedy at VA Tech, I suggest checking out Stop the NRA. Find ways to get involved. Because while it might not solve the problem, making it harder for people to get their hands on guns could go a long way to helping in the fight against violence.