JayDee

Quadrille. Ok. I do a flashfic using this word as nothing else seems to work. I can’t even get the darn re-write to work! bah. 

Quadrille. Ok. I do a flashfic using this word as nothing else seems to work. I can’t even get the darn re-write to work! bah. 

Quadrille. Ok. I do a flashfic using this word as nothing else seems to work. I can’t even get the darn re-write to work! bah. 

Wishing @Melrick the very best of birthdays, and many, many more!    

Last day at home for a bit, not returning til late May, internet unexpected during my month away.

Chapter 9 of Blood and Lace is out for editing, so hopefully can post it on my return.

Wishing the lovely @pittwitch the very happiest of birthdays!     

Oh, sweet gods, Notre Dame is burning… 

I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve

1. Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
2. Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
3. Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
4. Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
5. Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
6. Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.

All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.

I may have gone overboard.

I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve

1. Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
2. Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
3. Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
4. Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
5. Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
6. Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.

All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.

I may have gone overboard.

I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve

1. Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
2. Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
3. Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
4. Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
5. Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
6. Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.

All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.

I may have gone overboard.

I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve

1. Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
2. Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
3. Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
4. Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
5. Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
6. Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.

All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.

I may have gone overboard.

Why do all the ideas that sound awesome and inspiring at night sound so ridiculous and boring in the morning? Is it the sun?! Is the sun ruining all my fun? Bite me, sun! 

I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve

1. Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
2. Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
3. Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
4. Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
5. Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
6. Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.

All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.

I may have gone overboard.

I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve

1. Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
2. Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
3. Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
4. Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
5. Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
6. Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.

All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.

I may have gone overboard.

listening to music to try to get back to writing. going to try to re rewrite chapter 1 of my pregnant fic again. fingers crossed.

I am back, and slowly getting to the point where I’ve picked everything back up again. Which means, if you’re wondering why I haven’t been reviewing lately, it’s because I’m just beginning to catch up on my reading.

I love holidays, but they do tend to make me lose my way when they’re over. Never literally as yet. I mean, I’ve always managed to get the train back eventually, though if the service degrades any further that might change.

Looks like I won’t be holidaying in Brunei anytime soon. What a world.

I am back in Wales at the end of the month, though. They putting a bit of opera on.

Writing a sex scene with a female dog means I can use “The bitch” as a descriptor and it’s not problematic. Which is nice, considering the entire rest of the scene is problematic as hell.

does not recommend stair surfing.  Things get broken.  Like your neck, your collarbone, and apparently your wrist. 

Writing a sex scene with a female dog means I can use “The bitch” as a descriptor and it’s not problematic. Which is nice, considering the entire rest of the scene is problematic as hell.

does not recommend stair surfing.  Things get broken.  Like your neck, your collarbone, and apparently your wrist. 

Writing a sex scene with a female dog means I can use “The bitch” as a descriptor and it’s not problematic. Which is nice, considering the entire rest of the scene is problematic as hell.

Writing a sex scene with a female dog means I can use “The bitch” as a descriptor and it’s not problematic. Which is nice, considering the entire rest of the scene is problematic as hell.

So, there is something very wrong with the universe when my 24-year old niece is undergoing chemo for Ewing’s sarcoma.

Have I ever mentioned how much I fucking hate cancer?

Did any of the pre-raphaelite lot ever paint a maelid? I can just reference the style for the drib-drab prompt, but I was sort of curious if there was one to see in that style!

Did any of the pre-raphaelite lot ever paint a maelid? I can just reference the style for the drib-drab prompt, but I was sort of curious if there was one to see in that style!