FUTUREMRSFILLION

Finding a black fly in your chardonnay is gross, yet not ironic. An old man buying a lottery ticket and dying the next day, not ironic - the shock would kill you Meeting the man of your dreams AND his beautiful wife, I'd say thats pretty effing expected. Getting your divorce papers and finding they were signed ON your 19th anniversary. Now thats pretty frickin ironic. Working an open/close tomorrow. That means go to work for 7 am and leave at 2 am. Lucky me. Someone PLEASE find me a sugar daddy. I need a rest!

FIDDLER

Been stalking this dig for a bit, decided to actually put name to paper. The name's jinx to most, fiddler to others. :biggrin:

MRBLUESUN

My most sincere apologies for the delay on the latest installment of my fanfic series. I have been drowning in essays and coursework and have had barely five minutes to my self, but hopefully it should be ready before too long. Sorry!

AGENTRUSCO

So maybe not. But I am gonna fail two or three of my classes this semester because I have lost the ability to think coherently enough to write papers longer than two pages and I need to write three six page papers by various times next week. That is my massive sentence of woe. Alas that I am a poor, starving, failing university student. Not only that, but now I am without a roommate. I have four others, but that is beside the point. I think, instead of attempting to begin to think about starting homework, I'll go wallow in a pool of self-pity. Yes. That.

MARINA

.

LVS2READ

You know, I've never been involved in fandom before. Oh sure, I've had celebrity crushes all my life--from a schoolgirl crush on David Selby aka Quention Collins on "Dark Shadows" through a teenage crush on David Cassidy during his stint on "The Partridge Family". And then there are Pierce Brosnan, Hugh Jackman, Kevin Sorbo, Johnny Depp, Sean Maher, Nathan Fillion--all of whom I still admire. But fandom? Never heard the term until last year when "Serenity" came out and rekindled my interest in that wonderful, short-lived show "Firefly". Yes, I had led a sheltered life. *g* In my obsession to find out more about the people involved in this fandom I learned about fanfic--another term I'd never heard of! And then I started reading reports from various fans about meetings with the actors, whether it be in parking lots or at cons, and the more I read, the more impressed I was with all of the people involved in the making of this show/movie. Seeing the various interviews available on the web confirmed this impression. These are some intelligent, caring, funny, wonderful people, who don't need a script in front of them to tell them what to say and do. (I'm sure we've all seen actors that do. *eg*) Along with learning about the actors and such, I also started to get to know some of the fans, whether by reading their fanfic and their LJ's, through e-mails & IM, or from entries here or at