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Ok as some of you might have guessed I'm something of a cat person (see my icon) and a day or two ago I got an e-mail from a friend who entered her dog in this contest, and I looked at my beautiful Boo kitty and I thought he was pretty too, so I entered him.
You can "vote" for your favorite pets (or the best photos) with you $. Donations for Boo go to the humane Society of the United States and the international human society to provide spaying/neutering services to help the overpopulation problem.
ETA: If the above link does not work, as it isn't right now :::mutter grumble::::: try clicking here
Also yes, I miss read the question for Most Endearing Bad Habit, Sniffing the wind is his most endearing habit, he goes all zen and blisses out, but it's not a bad habit. His most endearing *bad* habit would probably be walking on your sheets with wet feet after a night out on the town.
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mellow
Dr. Nolan kicks House’s ass to the curb after he almost kills superman’s younger brother, House begs to stay, he wants to change, he really means it this time. Nolan gives him one more chance. House uses his chance to take drugs, commit adultery and lie to people at a cocktail party, just like normal people do. He also helps Alvie out at a talent show and cures catatonic girl by helping super-boy give her a magical music box. Then House goes face down in a cake, puts on a happy face and gets on the bus to go home.
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contemplative
So I've decided that my project for the hiatus is going to be to do drabble-caps. Recaps in 100 words (I'm sure someone else has done this before under a different name, but since I don't know about it I'm pretending it's all my idea) My fanfic muse is on hiatus with the show, but I want to write something and this feels like something I can do.
My achievable goal is to be caught up with season 6 by the time hiatus is over; my ambitious goal is to eventually do drabble-caps for each episode. I'm not normally going to cut these--they are only 100 words after all (not including titles and episode numbers)
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cranky
May your Stuffing be moist....
Your Pumpkin pie have whip-cream...
And your Turkey's not get you down.
xxoo
FYI to anyone who is following me on twitter, I’m closing that account. I haven't been on in months and there is just too much of the same thing over and over most of which I find on lj a few minutes later anyway.
On another note, I'm starting to love Lucas... he might actually work. I'm probably in the minority thinking that but... I liked him with Chase tonight.
Long story short--- See you on the other side !
I'm not finished, but I made huge progress this weekend. Old Desk out, New Desk in. turned a cute little end table into my new printer stand moved my lamps around and suddenly the whole living room is starting to look really nice. I'm not done yet, lots of homeless "stuff" that needs to be dealt with. But I am pleased with myself so thought I'd share, go me. :)
Oh except for the ant invasion this weekend. that was unpleasent, but for the most part home = bliss
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thoughtful
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tired
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grateful
What I found particularly intriguing is that in the books Piper and Miss Withers have a very very low key relationship, you know they care deeply about each other but there is a sense that sexuality is something that happens to other people. In the movies there is sexual tension and actual innuendo and it works. Edna May Oliver and James Gleason play off each other perfectly it's a real treat to watch.
::::sigh::: Still waiting for the DVD:::::::
I love poetry.
So this topic kind of kills me because I have so many favorites. However I think I'm going to pick Robert Frost’s "Death of a Hired Man" It’s a conversation between a farmer, Warren and his wife Mary about a hired man they’ve employed in the past whose come to ask for work (or to find a comfortable and familiar spot to die) Warren and Mary debate the meaning of the word “Home”. Warren, in the most famous line of the poem, says that “Home is the place where, when you have to go there, they have to take you in.” To which Mary replies, (and I always get goose bumps when I read it)
“I should have called it
Something you somehow haven’t to deserve.”
The idea that a place of comfort and peace is perhaps the one thing you shouldn’t have to work for or measure up to…makes me cry every time.
And all that I expect to be going on after tomorrow's episode, I thought now would be a good time to lose ourselves in some excellent long fic. So once again I urge everyone on my flist (who hasn't already) to head over and enjoy the House Big Bang stories
In particular I want to rec Adagio by an excellent love triangle between House, Cuddy and an OMC. Don't let the omc put you off. the story is Huddy, and excellently written with snappy IC dialoge it made me laugh and cry (at the same time). Don't miss it.
I also want to rec
So far I keep reading these two stories over and over but I know there are more excellent stories with great authors out there that should be enjoyed at House Big Bang
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geeky - Music:"This time the dreams on me" preformed by Alison Krauss
Ok guys I was in the enviable position of being a beta to the Big Bang Fic Adagio by Kimbari
Which can be read here, http://housebigbang.panfandom.ca/fiction/a
And I can't recommend it more highly. It is the story of a love triangle between House, Cuddy and Julian a 30 year old ballet dancer who has the good sense to fall in love with Cuddy at first sight.
Seriously guys, excellent LONG work (30k words) and complete. I admit I'm biased, I tend to volunteer to beta for really excellent writers (which makes gushing about what they write easier) but I you'll love it. snark, sex, drama, dancing, sex, fighting, Jewish mothers, baby's... I cry (and laugh) every time I read it.
There are 14 other excellent fics at the archive to be read and enjoyed (and I'm looking forward to all of them, but no time to read and rec all tonight) and there are another 13 from last year so if you are looking for long fics of all descriptions this is very entertaining archive.
So, avidreadergirl, your LiveJournal reveals...
You are... 4% unique (blame, for example, your interest in stewert granger) and 14% herdlike (partly because you, like everyone else, enjoy wine). When it comes to friends you are normal. In terms of the way you relate to people, you are keen to please. Your writing style (based on a recent public entry) is conventional.
Your overall weirdness is: 24
(The average level of weirdness is: 29.
You are weirder than 53% of other LJers.)
Find out what your weirdness level is!
Ok I am not the only person in the world who has heard of Stewart Granger, who was a great actor, though he got typecast as swashbuckler, King Solomon's Mines (original), Prisoner of Zenda (remake) and Scaramouch were probably his most successfu films. Though he had a slew of others in England. Besides being a great actor he wrote an amazing autobiogrpahy called Sparks Fly Upward, where he talks about growing up living in the same house as his sister, his father (an army officer) his mother and her lover (a general practitioner). About his plan to murder Howard Hughes (with photos of the cliff he was going to push him off of) Hughes was trying to blackmail/coerce Jean Simmons into bed with him (she was Mrs. Granger at the time) about filming King Solomon's Mines in Africa and having to help smuggle camera equipment past a pissed hippo (apparently hippos can be quite aggressive) Strongly recommend that book to everyone.
2. I know where I'm going
3. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang
4. The Deep End
5. House Season 5 (3 if I have to go before season 5 comes out on DVD)
( the bbc thinks most people have only read 6 of these... )
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complacent - Music:rain
