Housekeeping.

I've done one of my sweeps through my flist back through this past January, getting rid of dead journals, unfriending those who've unfriended me, etc.

I don't do f-list cuts.

So if you still exist and have me friended you should not have been unfriended. Sometimes people delete their journals for a time and come back, but on Joule it looks like you unfriended me six months ago. I might miss your return because I do this so late.

I'm locking personal content due to too much crossover between this LJ and RL. What will remain open is:

Stories
Recs
Meta
Fandom content (griping about uncooperative stories, David Hewlett movie recs...)
The rare Buddhist posts
Utterly innocuous posts ("My, what a fine day it is!" "Yes, yes it is." -- "My grandmother has cancer." "Golly, that's terrible news.")

Most people are just here for the stories, so this works out great.

If you want to be included on the personal stuff, if you were actually reading my whinging about school, comment or email and I'll friend you (until I use up the slots I've opened up). I'm not trying to be exclusive, just a little more careful about locking out RL.


ETA: Sorry, I wasn't clear. I'm not creating a RL filter. I'm just locking posts that used to open for anyone to wander by.

Fics, and more fics, the clock ticks.

Fwip. So much for that entry. Don't you hate it when you hit the wrong key and accidentally *delete*?


Why is it when I'm trying to write John/Rodney porn, I end up with Carson and John in a jail cell? Having ernest conversations and an "I'll think about it" from John, ending in an incredibly unlikely (if astoundingly polite) pairing? nufaciel, it's not my fault. Blame them if you end up with John/Carson. *points*

I have my list of fics to rec for stargateficrec. When I get to tired to write tonight, I'll do those.

The John Screws Up story (NC-17 het) is now at ~9,000 words and climbing. I have until Wednesday to finish it, because Thursday --

-- I'll be back in school. This is going to be intense. Four hours a day in class, five days a week, not including homework and reading.