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Not dead yet. Happy New Year and all that. :)
Sorry to have delayed the answers on the Name That Movie post--the only one nobody got was Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie!
I actually come bearing News, via the Blogfather: Eric Cantor has pulled the plug on SOPA. The House version is still on the table, but at least the Senate version is essentially dead.
Fic roundup coming later in the week, I think. And I've signed up for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
sncross_bigbang again and may end up doing two fics for it if I have time. Think I know what I'm doing for this year's spn_gen_bigbang, too, but I'm still debating on lotrgficbigbang--not sure if I'll be able to get 20k worth of timestamps out of the Gwaith i Innas Lain 'verse.
And speaking of LOTR, y'all know about Mark Reads LOTR, right? I think he's finishing FOTR this week and starting TTT. It's been fun to read his reactions (even when I disagree with the position from which he's approaching the text), but it's been even more fun to reread now and again. I'd forgotten just how stirring the March of the Ents is in the book, for example.
Sorry to have delayed the answers on the Name That Movie post--the only one nobody got was Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie!
I actually come bearing News, via the Blogfather: Eric Cantor has pulled the plug on SOPA. The House version is still on the table, but at least the Senate version is essentially dead.
Fic roundup coming later in the week, I think. And I've signed up for
sncross_bigbang again and may end up doing two fics for it if I have time. Think I know what I'm doing for this year's spn_gen_bigbang, too, but I'm still debating on lotrgficbigbang--not sure if I'll be able to get 20k worth of timestamps out of the Gwaith i Innas Lain 'verse.And speaking of LOTR, y'all know about Mark Reads LOTR, right? I think he's finishing FOTR this week and starting TTT. It's been fun to read his reactions (even when I disagree with the position from which he's approaching the text), but it's been even more fun to reread now and again. I'd forgotten just how stirring the March of the Ents is in the book, for example.
