I am writing a Crossover
Fic (Lord of the Rings--Justice League, if you must know), and am never going to let it see the light of day. I dreamed last night that instead of
Aragorn and the rest making their final stand against the Armies of
Mordor, Superman, Wonder Woman, and Batman made the stand instead. Batman was severely wounded. Superman and Wonder Woman, however, really gave those
orcs and
Uruk-
hai what-for. It was better than
Gandalf in the books!
I am listening to Vladimir
Vysotsky singing about
Pardisial Apples and Chances. If I ever hear a bard equal him, I might just take my chances and search for those
paradisial apples. Because he was The Most Ultimate since King David. Who else could sing about the cannibals cooking Captain Cook with the same straight face he presented while singing about the boy who never came home from the battle?
I am fiddling with the lives of my Sims, Lulu and
Hawkeye van
Gogh. They are married but are complete opposites and do not get along very well. Being Sims, they do not understand the basic principles of marriage...although it is nice that they occasionally stop and blow kisses to each other (but not lately. Lately they've been making angry faces).
I am sniffing the sweet smell of
Teriyaki chicken marinade and tasting the sesame oil left over on my fingertips. For the past few nights,
Teriyaki marinated chicken has been brewing in our kitchen and settling around our thighs. Oh, the joy of late-night snacks.
I have finished reading
Sandpebbles, a book that I never expected to like but am on my way to falling in love with. Maybe I hated it because I could identify with March, the protagonist. The book is full of poetic language and laden with breezy, barefoot oceans. Maybe I didn't like it because it was very obvious in the very beginning that March would marry the widowed Pastor Colin and inherit four children and the memory of Eva, his perfect, dead wife. But I think that I like the book now.
I am going to
chaperon Kid's Camp all of next week. I am packing all of this week. Bath mats, air
fresheners, snacks, light nights, plastic hangers,
Nivea SPF
chap stick,
bandannas, floppy hats and furry flip-flops...they're all going into my enormous
duffel-bag-on-wheels. I plan to be exhausted but fulfilled by the time August rolls around.
I am worried about my farmer's tan because my dress for a friend's wedding in sleeveless and I am heading into a group that puts high stakes in appearance. Sun, shine down and darken my shoulders. :)
I am going to watch Medea Goes to Jail with my family.