December 6th, 2011
... aaaand a Few More
... who have had birthdays in recentmillennia days, and who I have not forgotten. Thank heavens.
Happy birthday only three days late to
lonewytch (Dec. 3), a lovely person I've met in the past little while, and whose astonishingly good fic it's been my distinct pleasure to read. And she adds such lovely thoughts to conversations about DW. Hope your natal day was fabulous, and that life continues thusly for you!
Happy birthday this past weekend toazalaisdep (Dec. 4), whose creative, gripping and alluring Middle Earth stories are practically the only non-DW fanfic I read, and whose stories about her home life with a new generation of DW fans are just as wonderful to read. Many happy returns of the day to you, and of the coming year!
And finally, Penultimately, a Happy Birthday wish tospiderine, another Dec. 4 baby, and a passionate, funny, determined, dedicated and quite unforgettable lady who has spent the last while giving unstintingly of time and effort at Occupy Boston. I salute you!
And finally (yes, I forgot one even as I posted. Sigh.) Happy Birthday yesterday toalizarin_skies, whose artistic gift has resulted in some of the most striking wallpapers, icons and such that I've ever had the fun of admiring (and picking up to use, of course.) May the coming year be fulfilling for you, on the personal, professional and artistic fronts!
... who have had birthdays in recent
Happy birthday only three days late to
lonewytch (Dec. 3), a lovely person I've met in the past little while, and whose astonishingly good fic it's been my distinct pleasure to read. And she adds such lovely thoughts to conversations about DW. Hope your natal day was fabulous, and that life continues thusly for you!Happy birthday this past weekend to
azalaisdep (Dec. 4), whose creative, gripping and alluring Middle Earth stories are practically the only non-DW fanfic I read, and whose stories about her home life with a new generation of DW fans are just as wonderful to read. Many happy returns of the day to you, and of the coming year!spiderine, another Dec. 4 baby, and a passionate, funny, determined, dedicated and quite unforgettable lady who has spent the last while giving unstintingly of time and effort at Occupy Boston. I salute you!And finally (yes, I forgot one even as I posted. Sigh.) Happy Birthday yesterday to
alizarin_skies, whose artistic gift has resulted in some of the most striking wallpapers, icons and such that I've ever had the fun of admiring (and picking up to use, of course.) May the coming year be fulfilling for you, on the personal, professional and artistic fronts!- Current Location:the livingroom
- Current Mood:determined
Fandom Stocking ... Dooooo iiiit!
No, really! A bunch of folks on my f'list have already "hung up stockings" over at the
fandom_stocking community, and I'm urging more folks to do so, because I believe I'm getting the urge to do some stuffing of stockings. Ahem. The nice thing about this community is that you don't have to hang a stocking to drop goodies in others' stockings and conversely, you can hang a stocking without being pressured to stuff anyone else's. It's pure fun, she coaxed, lured, inveigled and importuned.
No matter what books, movies, television shows or what-have-you might be your cup of tea, you're guaranteed to have a good time if you get involved in this. No, really. I did this last year, and it was one of the highlights of my holiday season.
I've also hung my own stocking here, but — and this is, oddly, the truth for me this year — it's not the getting of fannish stuff, but the giving of it.
You can be as secular as Richard Dawkins, as faith-oriented as My Sainted Mother, or as cheerfully, skeptically, deeply certain there's something out there ... maybe ... as Yours Truly — it doesn't matter. This is the darkest time of the year, and something in human hearts and souls needs light and joy. I considerfandom_stocking one of the many wonderful little candles out there to light and warm the long winter night.*
* Well, if you're in the southern hemisphere, your long dark nights come in June, but the need is the same. Perhaps we should send friends on the south side some stocking stuffers then, too ... ponders ... oh, now, I've just gone and confused myself.
No, really! A bunch of folks on my f'list have already "hung up stockings" over at the
fandom_stocking community, and I'm urging more folks to do so, because I believe I'm getting the urge to do some stuffing of stockings. Ahem. The nice thing about this community is that you don't have to hang a stocking to drop goodies in others' stockings and conversely, you can hang a stocking without being pressured to stuff anyone else's. It's pure fun, she coaxed, lured, inveigled and importuned.No matter what books, movies, television shows or what-have-you might be your cup of tea, you're guaranteed to have a good time if you get involved in this. No, really. I did this last year, and it was one of the highlights of my holiday season.
I've also hung my own stocking here, but — and this is, oddly, the truth for me this year — it's not the getting of fannish stuff, but the giving of it.
You can be as secular as Richard Dawkins, as faith-oriented as My Sainted Mother, or as cheerfully, skeptically, deeply certain there's something out there ... maybe ... as Yours Truly — it doesn't matter. This is the darkest time of the year, and something in human hearts and souls needs light and joy. I consider
fandom_stocking one of the many wonderful little candles out there to light and warm the long winter night.** Well, if you're in the southern hemisphere, your long dark nights come in June, but the need is the same. Perhaps we should send friends on the south side some stocking stuffers then, too ... ponders ... oh, now, I've just gone and confused myself.
- Current Location:The Home Office
- Current Mood:creative
- Current Music:The Everly Brothers "The Girl Who Sang the Blues"
