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bwahahaha.

i saw pomme. or, actually, he saw me, and was all like... *sing-songy* "Moooorghaaaaaaaaan!" which was freaky. to say the least.

but he was all like... "i haven't seen you in foreeeeever." *hugs* and i was so confused. and a little scared. and he asked me about getting his *girlfriend* a job. if i wasn't so nice, i'd be evil. but he's living back behind bette johnson hall (bad area to have an apartment, actually. i wouldn't be there.) with her and the band's working on a cd and i'm all like... *checks the time* "i gotta get to work."


so much for conversation, huh?



hahahah. i so didn't expect to see him today. but he hasn't changed.








by the way, it's cold outside. i'm wearing a scarf. granted, it's one i made, but it's a scarf nonetheless. and it made me happy to be warm, for once. then i walked inside and it was toasty as all get out. bah. stupid buildings. they turn on the heat and it's supposed to be 80 some odd degrees next week/this weekend. stupid zonies. stupid university.

NaNoWriMo idea...

Goal: 25,000 words in 2 weeks, beginning on September 24th, ending on October 7th.  50.000 words in 1 month, starting November 1st.

Story:

• Romance novella, basically Regency.
• Characters:
• Anton
• Carmen/Emilyanne (pick a name)
• Wills, Anton's brother.
• The Plot: preferrably Anton and Wills are trying to clear some scandal (?) from their family name, and something about how the girl's involved.  [Still under discussion]

Specific Points to Remember:

• Carmen/Emilyanne has 4 older brothers.  She also knows how to box (though, a varied version of the boxing of the time).
• Wills and Anton have been out of the country for some time.
• Wills is the younger brother. Wills and Carmen/Emilyanne have known each other for a long time.  Anton is much much older to not have known her.
• The scandal can have nothing to do with racehorses, trips overseas or anything of that nature.  You don't know nearly enough about any of that to write something reasonably accurate.  Trust me.
• The word is "peerage," not 'monarchial hierarchy.'  And it's est to stay with the Brits.

Things to Do, in the meantime:

FIGURE OUT WHAT THE THING WILL BE!