I'm a weather goddess

[donnaimmaculata]

No, honestly. Every time I forget to empty the rubbish bin before leaving for a long weekend (like, a Thursday to Tuesday weekend; or a Wednesday there-is-a-weekend-inbetween to Wednesday weekend) weather turns gloriously hot, thus influencing the contents of said rubbish bin in a rather unpleasant manner.

I've spent more or less the whole of the last five weeks being absent from home, neglecting work, life, and you. Babycakes, you're going to Vancouver? Grand! Stay in touch, hon :-)

isiscolo - Many Happy Returns of the Day. (Of course, when you read this, your birthday's long gone, but there you go. Time zone problem.) Having just re-read Winnie-the-Pooh, let me use Eeyore's words to wish you lots of "Gaiety. Song-and-dance", and most importantly, "Here we go round the mulberry bush."

In other news: My Snape-enters-a-secret-door-at-Hogwarts-and-finds-Sirius-asleep-on-the-beach challenge fic is taking shape. Unfortunately, I wrote it on my Dad's computer when visiting my parents and, um, left it on his hard disk. I don't think I can ask my parents to send it. I don't dare.

My journal says I'm 65% masculine.

What does your LJ writing style say about your gender?

LJ Gender Tool by hutta

Comments

[isiscolo.livejournal.com]

Oh no, I just woke up, and it's still my birthday. So thank you very much!

And go steal that fic back!

[mimine.livejournal.com]

Aw! Poor fic! Will they know what it is, anyway? (I'm blessed with computer illiterate father and non English speaking mother)

[donnaimmaculata.livejournal.com]

The problem is the fic is on the computer with no Internet access. That means, someone would have to copy the document with the funny sounding English title (working title: Snape&Sirius Exotic Style) on floppy disk to mail it from the other computer. I'd rather not draw anyone's attention to it. Dad reads English fluently... "MY DAUGHTER WRITES WHAT?"

BTW, have you sorted out your hard disk problem?