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Sep. 6th, 2012 07:08 pmNice thing about black furniture: if it gets scratched up in a move, all you need to hide the evidence is a Sharpie.
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( moving )
( not for the arachnophobic )
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Also, walking the 2.1 miles to work for the first time, without thinking to print out a map* beforehand, is probably not a thing you should do when it is 90 degrees and sunny. I might have a slight sunburn. In freaking September!
*I am about 1.4 miles as the crow flies, so you can see there are a lot of twists and turns in the path...basically, 85% of the walk is through a GIANT HILLY PARK. Did I mention that New Town has hills? Lots of hills. I am not used to hills.
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( girly/medical tmi )
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*looks at post* Hmm, it appears "telling stories in tiny chunks" is a thing I do in nonfiction as well as fiction.
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In related news, please put some kind of separator between scenes in your fics when you post to the AO3, not just extra line breaks. The extra line breaks are ignored by the .mobi formatting at least, and since now I'm apparently the kind of person who reads fanfic on my Kindle on the bus, this is something I care about deeply...
***
( moving )
( not for the arachnophobic )
***
Also, walking the 2.1 miles to work for the first time, without thinking to print out a map* beforehand, is probably not a thing you should do when it is 90 degrees and sunny. I might have a slight sunburn. In freaking September!
*I am about 1.4 miles as the crow flies, so you can see there are a lot of twists and turns in the path...basically, 85% of the walk is through a GIANT HILLY PARK. Did I mention that New Town has hills? Lots of hills. I am not used to hills.
***
( girly/medical tmi )
***
*looks at post* Hmm, it appears "telling stories in tiny chunks" is a thing I do in nonfiction as well as fiction.
***
In related news, please put some kind of separator between scenes in your fics when you post to the AO3, not just extra line breaks. The extra line breaks are ignored by the .mobi formatting at least, and since now I'm apparently the kind of person who reads fanfic on my Kindle on the bus, this is something I care about deeply...