stunt_muppet

Test done.

Essay done.

Presentation done.

Probably all failed but don't care.

Taxi for tomorrow scheduled.

Nap taken.

*fistpump*

Unfortunately, probably no sleep to be had tonight either, since I was a moron and spent the day post-test loafing/napping/cleaning my room rather than doing my Chem homework and packing. C'est la vie. I can sleep on the plane, I suppose. I mean, I normally can't sleep on planes, but I said that about cars, too, and I spent the ride up from school last summer passed out in the passenger's seat.

I never did unpack my backpack, I realize.

Comment replies to come during the inevitable Chem procrastination, but in lieu of more specific comments for now, thank you all so, so much for your kind words and support. Don't know what I'd do without y'all. :)
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Speed-pimp: lizbee's running a Doctor Who/Torchwood/Sarah Jane Adventures Cliche-Swap Ficathon, what I mentioned briefly in my last post. The idea is that you list the pairings you can write and a ficcish cliche about each one - for example, "Ten/Romana, the Doctor rips open reality to go get Romana" or "Nine/Rose, Rose becomes a Time Lady/immortal/similarly affected by the Bad Wolf glowsparkles". You're then assigned a pairing to write and a cliche for an entirely different pairing - you might, for example, have to write a fic where the Doctor rips open reality to go get Leela, or where Jamie becomes a Time Lord, or something like that. The minimum wordcount's only 500, fics aren't due until Novemer 12th, and sign-ups close the 15th. You know you want to.

Yes, of course I've signed up. Got a touch of nerves about it, too, since not only have I got a bad, bad track record with ficathons, it's also my first proper exchange-type ficathon. I'm always nervous whenever I put my writing out there, or respond to a prompt, or something like that. Knowing that I'm actually writing this one for someone, and that they might not like it, ramps that nervousness up a touch.

Might discuss that later, but for now I really do have to get working and packing, omg. Talk to you all later - possibly when I'm back home, if I don't have the opportunity to do so before.