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rionaleonhart) wrote2010-10-09 09:16 pm
rionaleonhart) wrote2010-10-09 09:16 pm
They Envy My Natural Elvis Hair.
Exciting Real-Life Adventures:
Riona: Tum ti tum, going to the supermarket.
Man in Supermarket: (looks like Young Tom Clarkson with Older Tom Clarkson's facial hair)
Riona: (walks into a bank of trolleys)
I then apologised to the man who looked like Tom, which, in retrospect, must have been slightly confusing from his point of view.
More of the second series of Waterloo Road! Which I'm actually finding quite difficult to watch, because Lorna's existence is so endlessly miserable. Please cheer up, Lorna, unluckiest woman in the world.
In fact, everyone has a miserable time of it in the early series (serieses!) of Waterloo Road. Whilst life for the characters in the later series certainly isn't easy, it isn't quite as relentlessly awful, thank goodness.
However, there are aspects of the second series that I enjoy very much. Primarily: yeah, so Brett/Davina is pretty hot. He's seventeen; she's around thirty. I was also strangely intrigued by the bullying website putting about the rumour that Tom (a teacher) was shagging Mika (his girlfriend's daughter, a pupil). Waterloo Road appears to be giving me a bit of a penchant for, if not May-December, at least May-August relationships.
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apiphile, who is a terrible person, is not helping with all her talk of Josh/Tom, which a couple of nights ago had me with my head in my hands going 'NOOOO NOOOOOOOO tell me more'.
And then I accidentally wrote a ficsnippet and she sent me a (fabulous) continuation and I even more accidentally sent one back and, look, I'm just saying that, should fic involving Josh, Tom and the concept of genetic sexual attraction show up in the future, it is entirelyapiphile's fault. That's all.
I rather feel I should apologise to the characters by writing lovely father-son bonding fic with no incest at all. Never before has writing something made me feel so guilty.
Riona: Tum ti tum, going to the supermarket.
Man in Supermarket: (looks like Young Tom Clarkson with Older Tom Clarkson's facial hair)
Riona: (walks into a bank of trolleys)
I then apologised to the man who looked like Tom, which, in retrospect, must have been slightly confusing from his point of view.
More of the second series of Waterloo Road! Which I'm actually finding quite difficult to watch, because Lorna's existence is so endlessly miserable. Please cheer up, Lorna, unluckiest woman in the world.
In fact, everyone has a miserable time of it in the early series (serieses!) of Waterloo Road. Whilst life for the characters in the later series certainly isn't easy, it isn't quite as relentlessly awful, thank goodness.
However, there are aspects of the second series that I enjoy very much. Primarily: yeah, so Brett/Davina is pretty hot. He's seventeen; she's around thirty. I was also strangely intrigued by the bullying website putting about the rumour that Tom (a teacher) was shagging Mika (his girlfriend's daughter, a pupil). Waterloo Road appears to be giving me a bit of a penchant for, if not May-December, at least May-August relationships.
apiphile, who is a terrible person, is not helping with all her talk of Josh/Tom, which a couple of nights ago had me with my head in my hands going 'NOOOO NOOOOOOOO tell me more'.And then I accidentally wrote a ficsnippet and she sent me a (fabulous) continuation and I even more accidentally sent one back and, look, I'm just saying that, should fic involving Josh, Tom and the concept of genetic sexual attraction show up in the future, it is entirely
apiphile's fault. That's all.I rather feel I should apologise to the characters by writing lovely father-son bonding fic with no incest at all. Never before has writing something made me feel so guilty.
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Not sorry enough, however, to wish them to discontinue.
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