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The glee-ish:

vaudevilles has written the most FABULOUS TrickyFish story; it's funny and witty and heart-stabby (but in a good way), there's snark out the wazoo and awesome characterization, and you can find it right here. Also? She says it's for ME!!! I am AGOG with glee.
rikes has hatted my TrickyFish icon, which makes me all kinds of happy, not to mention festive and seasonal. Well, in all accuracy, it makes Chris and Lance festive and seasonal, not me, but whatever, let's not be pedantic, shall we?
Christmas party at work tomorrow, which will be a welcome distraction from, well, you know. Work.
SeSa. The story might be making me want to bounce my head off the table, but I do enjoy the hive angst and all the supportive rah, rah, rah-ing.

The woe-ish:

SeSa, because in spite of the companionable angsting? ANGST. It's angstifying. And my story? Not getting anywhere fast. I'm writing by inches. Or half-inches.
Driver's license? Lost. God, if I've lost it in the hellhole that is my bedroom, I may never see it again.
Work. It's pretty work-y right now.

Oh, yes, on the glee squared list:

I forgot to mention NaNoWriMo at the end of November. Last year I signed up and wrote exactly 0 words. This year?

It's a delightful story, isn't it! Was it written for a prompt in the sparklyglee challenge?

Well Done on the NaNoWriMo thing! What did you write?

God, I am so woefully behind in LIFE. Can't believe I haven't answered my comments. And yes, it was/is a delightful story, but I don't think it was written for a prompt in the sparklyglee challenge.

Thanks! I wrote a non-fandom-based story, which I described as mainstream fiction for the purpose of NaNoWriMo, but that's not really terribly descriptive. It's much different than my popslash, a bit bleak in spots, but ultimately not, or at least I don't think so. Essentially a story about finding redemption. Or something. Gah. Obviously I'm not ready to talk about it coherently yet. :)