125 Loved Fanfics .22

[popkin16]

125 Things: A Blogging Challenge

Day 22

⌘ Unsuffer Me by shaenie [Canon, 20608 words]
If anyone had asked John, he'd have told them that the visit with the Yel-Ganta was the most likely of the three to come off without a hitch.

⌘ Given A Choice It Would Always Be Sunday by godofwine [Canon, 2438 words]
At any given moment, Rodney's clock is counting down the minutes to his next cup of coffee.

⌘ Running With The Moon by _shinchansgirl_ [AR, preslash, WIP, 128308 words]
Rodney used to have a job in research; John used to be in the military. Rodney used to live alone; John hasn't lived alone in centuries. Rodney used to be human; John used to be human. Circumstances force them together and each has to learn how to cope - both as humans, and as wolves.

Note: This fic is a WIP that may be abandoned. The first two installments - Keep Holding On (either version) and Through The Rain are complete as they are, however.

⌘ Hard Candy // As Hands Do // Industrial Arts by runpunkrun [Canon, 2445 words altogether]
In which I cheat and name three short fics, because I can. (But honestly because I can't choose. And nobody cares, right? Right.)

⌘ Circle Yes or No by chellefic [Canon, 11456 words]
Vacationing with John isn't all Rodney thought it would be.

I'm tired. I worked a little on my Big AU fic and it pretty much sucked all the energy out of me. Also came across this post (which shall go unnamed) that was pretty hard on several SGA fics that I love. So now I'm feeling down. I think I may go to bed.

Comments

[sgamadison.livejournal.com]

Hmmm. The vertigo is hard to describe. When it strikes, you don't know which way is up--everything is spinning and you feel like you're falling even when standing still. When it was at its worst, any movement would trigger it, and I would frequently fall over and toss my cookies. :-)

As it improved, there were specific events that would trigger it, namely turning my head in in sort of extreme position (which included tipping my head back so I could see the computer monitor) or lying down, hence the supposition that it is a compressed nerve of some sort. It seems to be getting better and I am slowly figuring out what I can and cannot do these days. Switching most of my writing from the main computer to the laptop helps because my head isn't tipped back for hours at a time--but I can't use the voice recognition software on the laptop because it doesn't have enough memory. So yeah, working it out!

I started to say it never occurred to me to have a second LJ strictly for writing, only I do. I just realized that! :-) I keep it for the original stuff, so as not to bore the fandom friends.