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How is it already Wednesday? /rhetorical question
On Saturday we watched the new Superman, and it is as delightful and uplifting as everyone promised. Also very silly, which is important I think. We need silliness to help ward off the horrors. ETA: It's already out on streaming, which made it a lot easier!
Promethia and I also posted the first chapter of a new Dead Boy Detectives fic:
The Song of Rowland, 10k
Summary:
Most ghosts didn’t celebrate their birthdays.
But Charles Rowland wasn’t ‘most ghosts’.
Indeed, Charles’ birthday was a high point of the year, a guaranteed day of fun for himself and Edwin. The fun always helped to push down the unvoiced emotions below: the loss, the unresolved pain of his death, the feelings of failure and inadequacy. Charles saw no reason why this state of affairs shouldn’t continue forever.
But then he turned fifty.
Or:
How a medieval poem changed Charles’ afterlife forever.
(Only 2 chapters in all, amazingly not everything I write turns into an endless WIP!)
On Saturday we watched the new Superman, and it is as delightful and uplifting as everyone promised. Also very silly, which is important I think. We need silliness to help ward off the horrors. ETA: It's already out on streaming, which made it a lot easier!
Promethia and I also posted the first chapter of a new Dead Boy Detectives fic:
The Song of Rowland, 10k
Summary:
Most ghosts didn’t celebrate their birthdays.
But Charles Rowland wasn’t ‘most ghosts’.
Indeed, Charles’ birthday was a high point of the year, a guaranteed day of fun for himself and Edwin. The fun always helped to push down the unvoiced emotions below: the loss, the unresolved pain of his death, the feelings of failure and inadequacy. Charles saw no reason why this state of affairs shouldn’t continue forever.
But then he turned fifty.
Or:
How a medieval poem changed Charles’ afterlife forever.
(Only 2 chapters in all, amazingly not everything I write turns into an endless WIP!)
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That is very good way of describing it. Darcy was not terribly keen on watching, but as we got into it he looked at me and went: This is very silly! Which - yes. And all the better for it. Here's to the end of everything being grimdark.
I haven't seen Superman yet, but I'll catch it on streaming.
Oh we watched it on streaming! (Should probably add that.) It came up the other day as an option at which point I immediately said that we should watch it. :)
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