Odd combination of boredom & horror
Jun. 30th, 2007 05:35 pmWould that be 'hordom'?
The horror first: WTF?! My entire collection of Dean Winchester stock images has vanished off of my hard drive, as if it had never been. Again, WTF?! WTF?! I think I have an older, out-of-date collection on Layla, but still, WTF?!
The boredom next: I've been working on stuff all day with nothing to show for it, my writing confidence has, like my Dean Winchester stock collection, mysteriously vanished, and there is nothing to do in a college town without college students in it.
*clings and whimpers pathetically*
Help.
ETA: This is kind of interesting and alleviates my boredom by .02%. Did you know there's a blue moon tonight? Tonight there is also an "underground moon", which, according to my Forgotten English calendar, means the moon will become full between twelve and one AM, and is "supposed to indicate foul weather."
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dogeared, you would be interested in this because the source is William Macy & Roland Hussey's 1916 The Nantucket Scrap Basket.)
The horror first: WTF?! My entire collection of Dean Winchester stock images has vanished off of my hard drive, as if it had never been. Again, WTF?! WTF?! I think I have an older, out-of-date collection on Layla, but still, WTF?!
The boredom next: I've been working on stuff all day with nothing to show for it, my writing confidence has, like my Dean Winchester stock collection, mysteriously vanished, and there is nothing to do in a college town without college students in it.
*clings and whimpers pathetically*
Help.
ETA: This is kind of interesting and alleviates my boredom by .02%. Did you know there's a blue moon tonight? Tonight there is also an "underground moon", which, according to my Forgotten English calendar, means the moon will become full between twelve and one AM, and is "supposed to indicate foul weather."
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dogeared, you would be interested in this because the source is William Macy & Roland Hussey's 1916 The Nantucket Scrap Basket.)
