oh thank god

[odycee]

You'll all be pleased to hear that I survived the first day of the course today and it wasn't too bad at all in fact. I began to suspect that my co-worker had been winding me up about it all at about midday today when psycho lady (and despite her acting like a civilised human being today, I know that she isn't like that all the time - far from it) was being nice to everyone - and yes he was exaggerating. The bastard. Someone was late though and they did have to sing. I am getting there absurdly early tomorrow too because there is no way in hell I'm singing in front of a room full of people.

Some links that I've been too busy to post:

- David Tennant as the Doctor picspam: Doctor Who Suitgasm, linked by just about every DW fan on my flist.

- rossywar makes a convincing case for watching The Mighty Boosh

- gmth makes a great post which invites people to post about what they've gained and lost by being involved in online fandom: What you've gained, what you've lost. Makes me feel a bit more squishy about fandom after the bad taste that reading all that msscribe stuff left in my mouth.

ETA: And it's mid summer today! Longest day! Now I've just got to look forward to it getting cold and dark again...

Comments

[niennah.livejournal.com]

Oh no, she made someone sing? Wow, that is a really good deterrent. At least it wasn't as bad as you expected!

Midsummer's day was cold and dark!

[blackgarden.livejournal.com]

I love you.

Actually, I love David Tennant primarily, but you're a close second for linking that suitspam.

From fandom, I gained the ability to never view an oven mitt as just an oven mitt. And I lost 90% functional capacity of my left hand!

Okay, I can't blame fandom for that completely. But the best part of having a disability is constantly reminding everyone you're disabled! Like how getting paralyzed was the best thing to happen to Christopher Reeve's career since Superman.

Saturday night comment spamming RAH!