*sighs*

[lexxiescott]

I hate Apple Cup weekend. Granted, not as much as the cops probably do, but still. It makes for a very long, stressful weekend. And it's our year to host it too. The years it's in Seattle are so much nicer.
*grumbles*

I wanted to spend the day writing, but we got busy way too fast for that to even happen. Not to mention I can't find the information I need for a new piece online. I can get it when I get home and can check the manga, but that kinda killed the sadistic!yukimura bunny I had going. And Yagyuu looks so good restrained on the bed. Even Niou agreed with me on that one.

And the cold is killing my joints. So much pain right now and there's no storm coming our way, or so the weather forcasters claim. I dunno. Usually when I hurt like this there's something coming in. Just have to wait and see, I guess.

The one bright spot was watching the Rikkai Supporters 15 DVD last night, or at least the backstage. I was laughing so hard in parts that I was in tears. I just love Rikkai. Kane-chan and Genki-kun just cracked me up so many times last night. Not to mention the part where they managed to scoot Ba-chon across the stage on his back about two feet. Masa is a brat. *grins* Gonna watch the interviews tonight if this shift ever ends. My night guy is in late - with permission - so I don't know when I'm out of here. At least another hour and a half.

My internet comes in on Thursday and I can finally start downloading stuff again. Don't want to get in trouble by doing it here. (The only exception would be anything Hide-chan or Masa) *glances around* No, I'm not obsessed. Honestly I'm not.

I might get a little of Shivering Neko written tonight. Or start an original piece. I thought it'd be fun to do a slash story involving my martial arts discipline - if only to piss off my abusive instructor. Who, me? Evil? Nah. ;) It's just an idea I had one night while taking notes for a Takumi-kun RPS story. Dai/Mao. It might be done one of these days. Who knows anymore. :)

Comments

[tezzino.livejournal.com]

Not that I have any idea what this Apple Cup is. You throw cupfull of apple at each other? =D

It's annoying when you want to write but you can't. *totally knows the feeling* Why I always walk around with notepads to write in. :)

[lexxiescott]

rotflol. That's a great mental image.
Apple Cup is the cross-state american football game for the two main universities here in Washington. University of Washington Huskies (Seattle) and the Washington State University Cougars (Pullman) and the schools have a nice healthy rivalry going on. The Huskies won today by one touchdown (six or seven points) so we're not flooded right now with players. :)

*glances at bag* I have two notebooks in there for story ideas. At least I'll have a chance tonight. It's just so frustrating when there are ideas and no time to put them on paper.

[tezzino.livejournal.com]

...american football is scary. We played it once in PE and never again, ever!
...A healthy rivalry... something our school Karro and our rivalring school Risbergska does not have. Not with Karro-students pouring pig-blood on Risbergska's school yard because they're called pigs. Ris(rice)+G=Gris(pig). So yeah.

The best ideas always come at the moments one don't have paper at all, I've noticed. *sweatdrops*

[lexxiescott]

yeah, it really is. we had to play it for weeks in PE in all grades. *Grumbles* I think it just looks like a bunch of idiots trying to kill each other over a piece of pig skin.

Nasty. *shudders* pig blood.

lol, you're right.

[tezzino.livejournal.com]

M, I think someone in my little brother's class.. broke his leg or something, I'm not sure, but I think they played american football. And almost everyone in Hallsberg, especially those living in Hallsberg are all "DIE FOR THE BALL!".

Not very nice, huh. Don't know if it was because we lost that year. Won last year, though, so there was no mean things from Karro. Not that I was there. Or, me, buchou and aniki were there the first year, but they were over an hour late and it was raining, and when they got there... we heard their cheers and left. Skipped it last year. :) First year we walked all the way home to buchou instead, we were soaked to the bone by the time we got there. But we had some nice time there. :)

[lexxiescott]

Never going to understand it and don't want to. :) At least it wasn't a serious injury, like a broken neck or something.

I love walking in the rain as long as it's warm. Cold rain makes me ache. Blood, no matter where it comes from, is nasty. (and I'm trained in first aid too)