I thought I lost you somewhere.
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I just got what I believe to be one of my favorite reviews. Short and sweet, but containing so much. I only regret it's for a story I will never finish.
Fantastic story. I--and a good many others--wish you'd finish this, though.
You've managed to finish Against All Odds (which has been printed out into a
3-ring binder and tucked away with my other favourite books, thank you), so I
have no doubt you can finish this one too. :)
You're quite a talented writer and to be quite honest I'm just waiting for
your first publication so I can pounce on it at book stores.
So many things about this made me smile in "aww."
1) She actually read Sailormoon: Eternity and liked it, and implied lots of other people did too (although I find that part hard to believe).
2) I'm not the only one with a hard copy of AAO in a binder (although it's currently in the hands of a friend, who I'm pretty certain will never read it *sigh*).
3) She'd actually pay for my original fiction.
4) She still has faith in me as a writer. :)
Most of this is stuff I've heard before, but something about this was just... special. It's hard to explain why. Maybe because I've been burned out for so long, to the point where I've been pretty certain people have forgotten about me. Maybe because I'm starting to feel I might be ready to write again. I don't know, but it was special. :)
As long as I'm here... there's not much of interest going on with me. I'm enjoying a bit of extra breathing room now that I've finished the Anime North fanfic contest judging and gotten voting started for the UFO Awards. Pretty soon I have to seriously start preparing for Anime North (the PGSM panel needed one more person so I threw my name in, I suppose I should finish watching the series then huh? ^^;;), but for now I can afford a little time to enjoy the decrease in stress. Of course, there are always things to be done, .moon bugs to fix and improvements to program, video to be edited, plenty to be stressed about, but for now I'm just... good. I've also finally gotten reasonably serious about eating better and getting exercise, because I'd really like to get "drop dead" off my list of Things to Do Before I'm 30. So that helps. Hopefully I can stick to it when I'm working nights.
Things are good. Boring, but good.
Still no Absolute Boyfriend, though. Tomorrow I'll go looking for it at the Source, which is what I really should've done in the first place instead of trying all these big-chain stores.
ETA: Okay, I'm not seeing
papirini's posts on my friends page anymore as of this week. Does anyone have any idea why this might be happening?
Fantastic story. I--and a good many others--wish you'd finish this, though.
You've managed to finish Against All Odds (which has been printed out into a
3-ring binder and tucked away with my other favourite books, thank you), so I
have no doubt you can finish this one too. :)
You're quite a talented writer and to be quite honest I'm just waiting for
your first publication so I can pounce on it at book stores.
So many things about this made me smile in "aww."
1) She actually read Sailormoon: Eternity and liked it, and implied lots of other people did too (although I find that part hard to believe).
2) I'm not the only one with a hard copy of AAO in a binder (although it's currently in the hands of a friend, who I'm pretty certain will never read it *sigh*).
3) She'd actually pay for my original fiction.
4) She still has faith in me as a writer. :)
Most of this is stuff I've heard before, but something about this was just... special. It's hard to explain why. Maybe because I've been burned out for so long, to the point where I've been pretty certain people have forgotten about me. Maybe because I'm starting to feel I might be ready to write again. I don't know, but it was special. :)
As long as I'm here... there's not much of interest going on with me. I'm enjoying a bit of extra breathing room now that I've finished the Anime North fanfic contest judging and gotten voting started for the UFO Awards. Pretty soon I have to seriously start preparing for Anime North (the PGSM panel needed one more person so I threw my name in, I suppose I should finish watching the series then huh? ^^;;), but for now I can afford a little time to enjoy the decrease in stress. Of course, there are always things to be done, .moon bugs to fix and improvements to program, video to be edited, plenty to be stressed about, but for now I'm just... good. I've also finally gotten reasonably serious about eating better and getting exercise, because I'd really like to get "drop dead" off my list of Things to Do Before I'm 30. So that helps. Hopefully I can stick to it when I'm working nights.
Things are good. Boring, but good.
Still no Absolute Boyfriend, though. Tomorrow I'll go looking for it at the Source, which is what I really should've done in the first place instead of trying all these big-chain stores.
ETA: Okay, I'm not seeing
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Date: May. 5th, 2008 06:25 pm (UTC)~Patricia
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Date: May. 5th, 2008 07:30 pm (UTC)Glad to see you around lj. :)
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Date: May. 7th, 2008 10:07 am (UTC)If you can't find it at the store, try Amazon? BN and Borders and such should be able to order it, too...? Hmm.
I remember reading it way back when it was in scanlations. I think the licensed version came out when I was overseas, so I'll have to re-read it when I'm back!
And aren't fabulous reviews like that inspiring? You ARE a good writer. Get your esteem back up! :) And you never know, you might go back to the story someday!
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Date: May. 10th, 2008 10:48 am (UTC)