Feb. 27th, 2011

surreal

Feb. 27th, 2011 04:05 am
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Woke up to insistent mewing. said hey. She jumps up on my pillow and proceeds to thoroughly bathe my face. Twice.
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And since the timestamp on posts i do by phone tend to be off, I will point out that it is 4am

(ETA: timestamps have been edited back from GMT, but it is still worth pointing out the 4amness)
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And again. Cat tongues are not soft. :) wonder if I'll still have skin tomorrow... snerk

!!

Feb. 27th, 2011 09:34 am
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okay, female equivalent of Benton? Because she is totally like Fraser - formal and proper but with an oral fixation...
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New WC fic! for lo, I am evil.

Replacement (190 words) by faviconisabeau
Fandom: White Collar
Rating: General Audiences
Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Peter Burke, Neal Caffrey
Summary:

Peter loses something; Neal replaces it. Sort of. Minor spoilers for 2x10 "Burke's Seven"



also available here on [livejournal.com profile] whitecollar100
ysobel: (self esteem)
Someone on my flist linked to [personal profile] synecdochic's post on imposter syndrome from last year; and I found myself rereading the post, and all the comments, and thinking. A lot.

Which meant that I found myself with a lap full of kitty (she has discovered that I have a lap!) thinking, first, 'I did this,' and then, 'nah I just allowed the universe to happen this at me,' and then '...no. I did this. The universe gave me the opportunity, but I wasn't passive; I /did this/.'

It also meant that I saw a picture and had a (double) drabble jump directly into my head, and I showed my roommate the picture and summarized the drabble, and I don't remember the exact phrasing of the conversation we had but it was along the lines of me dismissing the picture-to-drabble leap as anything of consequence. And then stopping, and correcting myself to agree with what my roommate had said, because even though it was a perfectly obvious connection in my head, even though it didn't feel like effort, that didn't mean it wasn't something I did.

(It's hard, that line of thinking; it's a curse of growing up as a Gifted Kid, the paradox that things that happen natively don't "count" because there wasn't any apparent effort involved, and yet things that can't be done easily and perfectly aren't worth trying.)

...and it meant that I wrote the fic, and posted it, and didn't dither about how it omg wasn't good enough.

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