In which there is stuff

[jadesfire]

Huge thanks to highonstargate for my pretty, pretty banner:



(clicking will take you to the story :))

Also, I watched "The Prodigal" at the weekend, then was doing some research for a story and noticed something. I'm writing something that references "The Game" so I looked up the transcript. When John and Rodney are telling Elizabeth about the game room, Rodney says:

"We were exploring the city, checking out some labs on the east pier when we discovered a room."

You see that? At this point, I'm definitely taking the East Pier as John and Rodney's super sekkrit clubhouse, and as the location for beer in "The Shrine". This probably doesn't matter to anyone except me, but it's a nice backdrop for my fic.

In other news, writing about knitting has broken my writer's block. Go figure.

How's everyone else at the moment? Doing okay? The sun is shining here for the second day in a row, so I feel like some of the fog in my head is starting to burn off. This is A Good Thing. Definitely.

Comments

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

*grin* Yeah. So VERY strict, but a very cool challenge nonetheless. The hard bit is going to be the characters, not the wordlessness, I think. No other interaction when you've got people whose paths wouldn't necessarily cross in an H/C manner is *tough*

[donutsweeper.livejournal.com]

yeah- minor characters who normally don't interact much (Chuck- come on CHUCK?!?) and add in the h/c AND no dialogue but that there needs to be interaction? *chews fingernails* very very hard

[jadesfire2808.livejournal.com]

I'd missed the interaction bit. *sigh* But then, if it wasn't hard, then no one would get voted off and that would kind of defeat the point. I signed up to write outside my comfort zone. It's just...*shivers*...it's scary out here...

*goes back to drawing board*

[donutsweeper.livejournal.com]

yeah- exactly- there's out of the comfort zone and in way over your head with sharks circling. I'm going to *try* to come up with something though