Chatting Over The Clothesline
Nov. 9th, 2010 10:04 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
crossover_chickAfter the epic fail of yesterday, Marty tries to steer things back on track today by making a grand master plan that involves George acting tough. How he ever thought this would work. . . . Then again, it actually does when Lorraine's in real danger, so Marty must have known something we didn't. Also, bras are used as hilarious props.
Not much to report today -- I have an![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
ink_sec_sims update in the pipeline since I played the Leeches today. Almost through another Sims cycle! And I got a slightly early start today on the NaNo, so you can have the word count now:
20950 / 50000 words. 42% done!
-MF: Holy shit, where are you getting all these words?-
Today? Babbling on about some of the basics of being a Touched and having Doc, Marty, and Victor relate their histories. Reused a lot of what would have been Narbonic!Doc's backstory for Secundus!Doc -- I felt it fit. Though I've had to change things around in his, since his new birthdate precludes him reading Jules Verne. . . .
-D: O.O Then what did I read?-
Gulliver's Travels and Kepler's Somnarium. Apparently that's some of the earliest science fiction.
-M: Weeeiird. . . .-
I know. But hey, you gotta work with what you're given.
Not much to report today -- I have an
ink_sec_sims update in the pipeline since I played the Leeches today. Almost through another Sims cycle! And I got a slightly early start today on the NaNo, so you can have the word count now:-MF: Holy shit, where are you getting all these words?-
Today? Babbling on about some of the basics of being a Touched and having Doc, Marty, and Victor relate their histories. Reused a lot of what would have been Narbonic!Doc's backstory for Secundus!Doc -- I felt it fit. Though I've had to change things around in his, since his new birthdate precludes him reading Jules Verne. . . .
-D: O.O Then what did I read?-
Gulliver's Travels and Kepler's Somnarium. Apparently that's some of the earliest science fiction.
-M: Weeeiird. . . .-
I know. But hey, you gotta work with what you're given.
