Evil Wrapped in a Fangirl Disguise

I know I did a list fairly recently, but I need another. It helps me to see what I need to work on.

This is essentially everything I have going right now that I actually still think about on a semi-regular basis.

- Jensen/Misha tie!fic, sequel to suit!porn
- sequel to Arthur/Eames "To Dream, Perchance to See"
- Arthur/Eames ink!fic
- Dean/Leon
- Eames/Fischer
- Inception RPS
- Drabble Request Responses
- Dean/Castiel eskimo kisses
- Dean/Castiel kissing!fic
- SPN/Project Runway fic
- SPN "eight days" fic
- DiNozzo/McGee towel!fic
- DiNozzo/McGee Shop Around the Corner!fic
- Southland fic

I've seen Inception four times. If I remember correctly, the first movie I saw in the theater multiple times was Titanic. Coincidence?

I did not, however, see it that many times for Leonardo DiCaprio or the love story. All the other girls in seventh grade swooned over him like nobody's business, but not me. I swooned over no one. And, I don't know, maybe it was the love story. I like stories that make me sad.

Speaking of stories, I need to make a list of things I need to finish writing/write.

NEED to finish NOW:

- Inception dream fic (I'm afraid someone else will write this and I'll have to throw my hands up in defeat)
- Jensen/Misha tie!porn

Clean up:

- JGL/Tom Hardy RPS (SLIPPERY FUCKING SLOPE, THANKS perfumaniac)
- Dean/Cas & strange ways to express affection for spacefragments (I am sort of stupidly in love with this one; eskimo kisses!)

Finish later:

- drabble requests
- kissing fic


There's more, I'm sure. But these are the things on my mind at the moment.

I'm really enjoying my classes this quarter. I feel much more relaxed in them than usual. Not sure why.

In Ethnic American Literature we just finished reading Chang-Rae Lee's Native Speaker, which I thought was wonderful. This quarter I've been really trying to complete all of the novels assigned, and when books like this are on the syllabus, it's really not a very difficult task.

The last movie assigned for film class was Talk To Her, directed by Pedro Almodovar. I watched it once by myself on Saturday and once with Kasey and Michele on Sunday. So far this is my favorite film we've watched (not counting Raising Arizona, since I'd seen that previously and loved it). Perhaps if I had the chance to see My Life As a Dog again that would be around the same place as this one. I'm not even sure why I liked it as much as I did, but there's just something about it that works for me. I'll have to force it on Mom when the quarter ends.

Speaking of film class, a certain someone is dead to me. Again.

Yesterday my Asian Religions class went to a Buddhist monastery. We were shown how to bow correctly, given a tour, practiced meditation, and then had a bit of a Q&A session. It was a good time and a wonderful way to bring together everything we've been reading and discussing in class. As the professor says, you can't really understand religion unless you see it in practice.

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I'm writing a lot more lately. It's a good thing. Have been working on some old stuff and have come up with some new stuff. Woo.

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