Rants, Rambles and Rubbish
Version 7.3a (Bad Habits)
Terms papers. Ack. Was up until 5.55am doing them a few weeks back.
Sequential phosphorylation. What would we do without sequential phosphorylation? We probably wouldn't be able to move without sequential phosphorylation . . .
So when the going get tough, the not-so-tough sit on their tails and whine a lot. Having a blog to whine in is even better. Like catharsis. Or just verbal diarrhea, which is a common occurrence in my life online.
I love life online. Moving without getting anywhere.
I'm usually surfing, reading fanfics, picking up Internet Bumperstickers to stick on my sites. And the Mailing Lists. The MLs on which I am a chronic lurker because the very thought of having 600+ people reading one post gives me a sudden attack of the nerves. And you wonder *why* (I wonder why sometimes too) I have a mailing list for Snape and Lupin slash and the whole Parapet website thingy. . . I guess I loved the pairing quite a bit since the early days of HP slash online . . . enough to slash Snape and Lupin in my pics anyhow. If I could post my unremarkable pics on the Internet, the rest *ought* to come easily. Not really. (I started out on a small fanfic mailing list for a rather obscure fandom with about ten people back in 1999. It was cosy and everyone knew everyone else. We were all cheerfully insane and used to run around hunting things online with frying pans and sticks. But it grew to a modest size and a lot of original listers and fanfic authors sort of lost interest in the fandom and left. It was shut down last month after almost 3 years--which is why I'm having the sudden nostalgia attack. )
But life and my sites still go on. Just another part of the life online package.
(continued in 7.3b below)
Version 7.3a (Bad Habits)
Terms papers. Ack. Was up until 5.55am doing them a few weeks back.
Sequential phosphorylation. What would we do without sequential phosphorylation? We probably wouldn't be able to move without sequential phosphorylation . . .
So when the going get tough, the not-so-tough sit on their tails and whine a lot. Having a blog to whine in is even better. Like catharsis. Or just verbal diarrhea, which is a common occurrence in my life online.
I love life online. Moving without getting anywhere.
I'm usually surfing, reading fanfics, picking up Internet Bumperstickers to stick on my sites. And the Mailing Lists. The MLs on which I am a chronic lurker because the very thought of having 600+ people reading one post gives me a sudden attack of the nerves. And you wonder *why* (I wonder why sometimes too) I have a mailing list for Snape and Lupin slash and the whole Parapet website thingy. . . I guess I loved the pairing quite a bit since the early days of HP slash online . . . enough to slash Snape and Lupin in my pics anyhow. If I could post my unremarkable pics on the Internet, the rest *ought* to come easily. Not really. (I started out on a small fanfic mailing list for a rather obscure fandom with about ten people back in 1999. It was cosy and everyone knew everyone else. We were all cheerfully insane and used to run around hunting things online with frying pans and sticks. But it grew to a modest size and a lot of original listers and fanfic authors sort of lost interest in the fandom and left. It was shut down last month after almost 3 years--which is why I'm having the sudden nostalgia attack. )
But life and my sites still go on. Just another part of the life online package.
(continued in 7.3b below)
