Playing catch-up
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stgulikHope everybody's Valentine's Day was lovely. As darklotus said yesterday, "we don’t need to love just our sweethearts or lovers - love, luckily, comes in almost endless variety and levels of intensity - And that, to me, is a good enough reason to celebrate!"
Groom and I have celebrated many a Valentine's, and now we know exactly what to do for each other. He brought me beautiful flowers, and I brought him Skyfall on Blu-Ray. Then we went out to a Japanese restaurant and said eye-rollingly mushy things to each other all evening.
Meanwhile, Girl stayed home and cooked dinner for her boyfriend. She's not exactly a cook yet, so they ate nachos and ravioli and drank sparkling apple juice. She was generous to a guest, which was the main point; as far as the menu, she'll get there one day.
Girl just celebrated her sixteenth birthday. Unlike last year's ghetto Harry Potter-theme, this year's party was just going out to the movies, followed by pizza, cake, and several hours of some kind of murder mystery game in the living room. There's also a nebulous plan in the works concerning taking a couple of carloads of teens to Santa Cruz to play on the boardwalk for the day. We'll see. Watch this space for pictures.
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teddyradiator's o-fic. The characters are deep in the dungeon and an antagonist has shown himself. And celestialbeing1, who lately suffered a broken wrist, is happy to report she's recovered enough mobility to be able to flip people off. She sent me another chap of Broken Dreams, which is posting on TPP.
Groom and I have celebrated many a Valentine's, and now we know exactly what to do for each other. He brought me beautiful flowers, and I brought him Skyfall on Blu-Ray. Then we went out to a Japanese restaurant and said eye-rollingly mushy things to each other all evening.
Meanwhile, Girl stayed home and cooked dinner for her boyfriend. She's not exactly a cook yet, so they ate nachos and ravioli and drank sparkling apple juice. She was generous to a guest, which was the main point; as far as the menu, she'll get there one day.
Girl just celebrated her sixteenth birthday. Unlike last year's ghetto Harry Potter-theme, this year's party was just going out to the movies, followed by pizza, cake, and several hours of some kind of murder mystery game in the living room. There's also a nebulous plan in the works concerning taking a couple of carloads of teens to Santa Cruz to play on the boardwalk for the day. We'll see. Watch this space for pictures.
Beta work lately has been interesting and diverse. I'm primarily editing
teddyradiator's o-fic. The characters are deep in the dungeon and an antagonist has shown himself. And celestialbeing1, who lately suffered a broken wrist, is happy to report she's recovered enough mobility to be able to flip people off. She sent me another chap of Broken Dreams, which is posting on TPP.
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Date: 2013-02-15 03:29 pm (UTC)I'd eat nachos and ravioli. I'm a cheap date.
It's good to see you playing catch-up!
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Date: 2013-02-15 05:45 pm (UTC)Glad that CelestialBeing has her priorities straight; being able to flip people off is an important skill to have. Especially if one is either driving or sitting next to couples in a Japanese restaurant who are saying sweet things to each other.
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Date: 2013-07-02 02:32 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2013-07-02 02:31 am (UTC)i just cant believe i had to get surgery again. but it hurts to flip people this time, im so devestated