Paul Gross just may be the sexiest man alive.

[butterfly]

Sorry, Lance.

But... damn.

See, you need to sing more, Lance. Otherwise, how will you be able to compete? Come back and sing! Sing, damn you!

There's this break on "weep" that just, like, utterly kills me.

You know, before I started reading due South fanfic, I hadn't a clue about curling. I still don't have much
of a clue, I'll admit. But. Yes. I want Men With Brooms. Amazon, of course, tells me that it is not yet released. Because it hates me. Or wants me to move to Canada. One of those.

And I really do need to see more than Mountie on the Bounty. And I've only ever seen that the one time.

I am so hooked, and on so little, comparatively. I'm used to having so much stuff available on my obsessions and Paul Gross is tough to get fixes of.

I ordered the second due South soundtrack. So that I can listen to it in the car. Specifically, 32 Down on the Robert Mackenzie. I just bought an album because of one song.

You know, I just noticed that I use the word album when I should probably use CD. Ah, well.

Also, I'm really thinking of making a Fraser icon of some kind. Because of the 'gah'.

Comments

[therisingmoon.livejournal.com]

I have never seen a episode of due South before.

And are you on AIM? I survived the Evil History Midterm Exam of Doom! :)

<--points to icon
It's back!

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[butterfly.livejournal.com]

Whee! Go you!

It's a great show, says the girl who's seen one episode. Fraser and RayK really spark.

I'd get on aim, only my mom would then kill me because she wants me to get my sleeping hours normal.

[therisingmoon.livejournal.com]

Ah. My sleeping patten's been fucked since I started school. :)

It's what happens when you live in a college dorm. *g*

Slash and curling

[nehallania.livejournal.com]

Curling. Hee. In Belfast, Maine, one of the biggest social halls is the building owned by the Belfast Curling Club. My brother who lives in Belfast was married there. It was mainly a self-catered event, so I don't know how the food there is. If it matters to anyone.

And on the dueSouth slash front, I was writing just a little earlier this evening about the Friday evening business open-house thingy here in my small town in the Berkshires. What I didn't mention was that one of the businesses- a place that runs a variety of writing workshops and sponsors a variety of readings- is the brain-and-love-child of two well known and respected slash writers, originally both best known in the Sentinel fandom, and now variously writing in Smallville, Buffy, and dueSouth. It's funny, because I was actually aware of them as slashers long before I realized that they were locals, and had in fact written fan letters to one of them. It's truly a small world at times.

Re: Slash and curling

[butterfly.livejournal.com]

That's really cool. I've heard that The Sentinel was the slashiest show ever. Never seen it, though.

So, curling. Brooms and teakettles, right?