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Feb. 17th, 2006 11:06 pmObviously my fan fiction matters to you all! Just in case you wanted to know what I'm doing, you can looky here.
Ha. Ha. Hahahaha! *cracking up* I just did this lurvely genius vampire name generator found a-here: http://www.emmadavies.net/vampire and these were my results:
The Great Archives determine you to have gone by the identity:
Goddess of Scandanavia
Known in some parts of the world as:
Leto of Wraiths
The Great Archives Record:
A needy and violent spirit.
Hee. Strangely accurate!
Anyway. I did this thing in English where we had to pick an ordinary event and write it as something extraordinary; Meredithy, do you want to read it? I'll post it on here if you do.
Everything going ok, and I had Biology homework that OMG I understood! How rare!
English is wonderful and I'm actually even enjoying the poetry analysis side of it, something I'm not usually too keen on. Although the last poem we did was teh shite. The rest have been genius though. We took inspiration for this thing (see above) from a poem called Blessing, by Imtiaz Dharker: http://www.erzsebel.com/clock/clockarchives/003330.html (go read it, it's fabulous, it has all these religious overtones while talking about this burst water pipe that is just so ordinary but it becomes almost sacred in the way she writes it) and I actually liked my end result!
Anyway, I'm teh leaving now, to eat.
(Meredithy, I'm still alive! I was just feeling really grotty when I saw the schexy people on your lovejournal so I didn't reply...as to replying, I should make a start on new!email today...unless I get distracted by Viggo fangirling! *kisses for you*)
Ha. Ha. Hahahaha! *cracking up* I just did this lurvely genius vampire name generator found a-here: http://www.emmadavies.net/vampire and these were my results:
The Great Archives determine you to have gone by the identity:
Goddess of Scandanavia
Known in some parts of the world as:
Leto of Wraiths
The Great Archives Record:
A needy and violent spirit.
Hee. Strangely accurate!
Anyway. I did this thing in English where we had to pick an ordinary event and write it as something extraordinary; Meredithy, do you want to read it? I'll post it on here if you do.
Everything going ok, and I had Biology homework that OMG I understood! How rare!
English is wonderful and I'm actually even enjoying the poetry analysis side of it, something I'm not usually too keen on. Although the last poem we did was teh shite. The rest have been genius though. We took inspiration for this thing (see above) from a poem called Blessing, by Imtiaz Dharker: http://www.erzsebel.com/clock/clockarchives/003330.html (go read it, it's fabulous, it has all these religious overtones while talking about this burst water pipe that is just so ordinary but it becomes almost sacred in the way she writes it) and I actually liked my end result!
Anyway, I'm teh leaving now, to eat.
(Meredithy, I'm still alive! I was just feeling really grotty when I saw the schexy people on your lovejournal so I didn't reply...as to replying, I should make a start on new!email today...unless I get distracted by Viggo fangirling! *kisses for you*)