Fruits Basket madness

Watched Batman Begins again tonight, this time with the parents.

Second viewing? Still the Best. Batman. Movie. Ever.

And my parents walked out and said the same thing. Huzzah!


Fruits Basket

Volumes 6-8:

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volume 9, chapter 53:

OMFG. ( Read more... )

volume 10:

OMFG. ( Read more... )

Chapter 58 ...( Read more... )

Volume 11: ( Read more... )

More Thoughts:

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Volume 14, chapter 78:

Had to skip volume 13 seeing as I stupidly FORGOT TO DOWNLOAD IT. ARGH. Anyway, it appears ( Read more... )

Wow. That's WAY too much manga to read all at once. And I *really* need to get Volume 13...

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So, peoples. I’ve been kind of bummed out by all the depressing post-POTW fanfics. Come on, surely we can do better than that! It’s a shipper’s duty to be optimistic.

Last night around 2:30ish AM, I reread mswyrr’s ficlet, and just as I was preparing to sleep, I got hit with a fic bunny of my own. It’s not the same as the one I had a few days ago. It’s actually much better than that would have been, trust me.

Anyway, 4 hours later I’ve stayed up WAAAAAAAAY too late in the early morning hours to finish writing this. I have to warn you I’m American and my Britspeak is practically non-existent, having only really come from the Ninth Doctor Who, Spike’s character on BTVS, James Bond, and movies with English butlers as supporting characters. Feel free to make suggestions in that regard. :) All other comments are welcome too, of course.

Recommended listening: “This Modern Love” by Bloc Party


Tile: This Modern Love

Author: Rashaka

Summary: Rose is troubled by dreams and memories she can’t accurately separate from reality, which leads her and the Doctor toward a much-delayed confrontation.

SPOILERS: set 2 months post-The Parting Of The Ways, spoiler-heavy

Rating: PG13 for some heavy petting.



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In tonight’s dream, the latest of several this month, Rose stood just inside the door frame of the TARDIS. On the other side of the doorway, the worldside, stood the Doctor. ( Read more... )