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30 Day Photo Challenge – Day 22: mmmm bagels

It’s Monday

… and I’ve done nothing. It’s a little after 6pm right now and I’ve spent the day in a haze of spacey blinkiness. Blinkiness doesn’t seem to be a word, but I think it should be. I’ve drank too much coffee and everything’s going squiggly again. My brain is somewhere between hyper and snorey. I’m totally making up words today. That should bode well for writing later.

30 Day Questions Challenge – Day 22: What’s your typical day like?

Err… my typical day. Well, it usually goes like this:

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30 Day Photo Challenge – Day 21: Spaceship & Unicorn

 

So the world didn’t end…

Are we pleased? Disappointed? Personally, I wasn’t too worried. Rebecca Black prophesized that the day after Saturday would be Sunday, so I figured we were safe. Life may now proceed as normal until the next scheduled apocalypse.

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30 Day Photo Challenge – Day 20:
More Notebook/coffee Porn

 

Happy Rapture Day!

I’m not sure why I’m bothering to post anything since the world is ending – or was it supposed to end already? Not sure. Happy Rapture Day, regardless. Go out and party like there’s no tomorrow.

30 Day Questions Challenge – Day 20: (Question from a reader) Do you have phobias? What’s your biggest fear?

In order for me to answer this question as honestly as possible, I must first give a lesson in phobias, because it’s been my experience that people don’t really get the difference between run-of-the-mill fear and paralyzing phobia.

This will be an illustrated lesson (because it’s fun to draw on the iPad).

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But First

My camera ran out of batteries yesterday and I forgot to charge it. This morning I spent about five hours looking for it.

Me: It has to be somewhere really obvious because I remember specifically thinking to myself that absolutely could not lose this charger. I made a point of putting it somewhere safe and rational.

By this point in our relationship K knows that my definition of “rational” is not the same as anyone else’s so she just sort of went, “Mmhmm,” and threw out a bunch of suggestions.

“Somewhere logical,” I said.

“Well, this is you we’re talking about.”

I was getting grumpy, so I decided to juggle for 10 minutes (because in the process of trying to find the charger, I also found my juggling balls). Juggling didn’t help me find the charger so I sighed dramatically and told K that I gave up. The charger had obviously been taken by Jesus a day early.

K’s a problem-solver, though, and giving up isn’t an option for her. So, she got up from her desk and started looking. Exactly a minute and a half later, she said, “I got it.”

“WHERE WAS IT?!”

“It was buried under a pile of stuff in your closet.”

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30 Day Photo Challenge –Day 18: Cookie & Coffee

 

A Cool Book For You

If you like lesbians and myths and/or books about lesbians and myths and also things that are awesome, I’d like to recommend the book The Dark Wife by the lovely Sarah Diemer.

Persephone has everything a daughter of Zeus could want–except for freedom. She lives on the green earth with her mother, Demeter, growing up beneath the ever-watchful eyes of the gods and goddesses on Mount Olympus. But when Persephone meets the enigmatic Hades, she experiences something new: choice.

Zeus calls Hades "lord" of the dead as a joke. In truth, Hades is the goddess of the underworld, and no friend of Zeus. She offers Persephone sanctuary in her land of the dead, so the young goddess may escape her Olympian destiny.

But Persephone finds more than freedom in the underworld. She finds love, and herself.

The Dark Wife is a YA novel, a lesbian revisionist retelling of the Persephone and Hades myth.

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I’ve been wanting to write this post for a little over a year now, but I find that whenever I start to think about bisexuality my thoughts shoot out in a thousand different directions and I can’t seem to focus on any one point. I have a lot of feelings, I guess is the thing.

Whenever I see lesbians bashing bisexuals in public forums, I’m filled with something akin to rage. I’m not an angry person by nature. In fact, for the most part, it’s incredibly difficult to upset me. But there are topics that light me up from the inside and make me want to blow things up. Sexism. Homophobia. Racism. Any instance of a human being feeling superior to another human being or bringing them down for being who they are—that sort of thing turns me into a raging lunatic.

I don’t believe in fighting negativity with negativity. You will not find me on forums yelling at people, or calling them names, or telling them that they are wrong—no matter how badly I want to. I honestly believe that negativity yields more negativity. I don’t believe that’s how you change things for the better. At least, that’s not how I want to change things for the better.

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I feel that this promo for the second season of Rizzoli & Isles deserves its own post. By the way, for those of you who’ve been asking me: I am most probably going to recap the first season episodes of Rizzoli & Isles that I missed. At the very least, I will be recapping season 2. Assuming season 2 is worth recapping.

Judging by this promo, though, I’m thinking yes.

 

TNT: We Know Drama Our Lesbian Audience

 

 

Source | Lysachan

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30 Day Photo Challenge – Day 17: Lyon

 

Sometimes love is about stopping your gf from throwing potatoes from the balcony of your 7th floor apartment

We almost didn’t make it to the Prefecture this morning because some guy in the hotel next door kept us up ALL NIGHT with his stupid music. It was sort of funny at like 1AM when we were still up:

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I’m not sure what was going on but the music kept getting weirder:

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30 Day Photo Challenge – Day 16

 


 

I’m currently super high on caffeine. Despite the fact that the magic of computing allows me to appear calm and collected—semi-normal, even—everything I’m typing looks to me like it’s written in squiggly lines.

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30 Day Photo Challenge –Day 15:
Two for the price of one

Random K quote from last night:

“If you really want me to wear a cape to our wedding, I will. The elf ears are out of the question, though.”

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