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September 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
*ROFLMFAO*
Gosh, I missed those little *cough* discussions between you and Mr Wicked... :D And I only have one more thing to say: I WANT AN ELF PIN! :D
Oh and as for those poor guys you intend to incorporate into your next piece of PWP: Wouldn't it have been great to actually TELL them about your intentions?
"Bit deeper, Kevin, aaaand a bit deeper.... yesssss, that's perfect. Oh and by the way, you will be in my next story, I am going to call you Bob, turn you into a hot studly ranger and you will be in the middle of an elf sandwich! Are you happy?" :D
P.S.:
You actually called him "dude"? Girl, you have watched way to many episodes of LOST, that's for sure! :D
Gosh, I missed those little *cough* discussions between you and Mr Wicked... :D And I only have one more thing to say: I WANT AN ELF PIN! :D
Oh and as for those poor guys you intend to incorporate into your next piece of PWP: Wouldn't it have been great to actually TELL them about your intentions?
"Bit deeper, Kevin, aaaand a bit deeper.... yesssss, that's perfect. Oh and by the way, you will be in my next story, I am going to call you Bob, turn you into a hot studly ranger and you will be in the middle of an elf sandwich! Are you happy?" :D
P.S.:
You actually called him "dude"? Girl, you have watched way to many episodes of LOST, that's for sure! :D
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August 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Hey girl! :) *waves*
Glad you had such a great time during your holiday, hehe. Your report totally cracked me up and I certainly want to hear more about the "men without...", well, you get the idea. :P Have a good time settling back in at home and "hoho and a bottle of rum" :D
Glad you had such a great time during your holiday, hehe. Your report totally cracked me up and I certainly want to hear more about the "men without...", well, you get the idea. :P Have a good time settling back in at home and "hoho and a bottle of rum" :D
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July 29, 2005 at 12:00 AM
OK, I will simply try and pretend the words "some ‘hawt’ dwarf sex" didn't come up in this chapter, because there are some things that Middle Earth don't need and because it reminds me of that slash fanart pic (Theban Band stuff I think) of Legolas and Gimli together... :D
I must say you are doing a very clever job: Letting us now in this piece that you found a solution for your dilemma, making us wonder what it is going to be thus raising the anticipation. ;) Sequel sounds good but I am somewhat surprised since reading your live journal (blog, whatever...) that you would be glad once this story was over and you had your life back again. :) But if you DO decide to write a sequel I am sure people won't complain around here, lol. But don't feel pressured to do so, let your heart decide and concider if you would like to still spend time on writing or focus a little more on scating, swimming etc.
BTW, I finally had some time again to look at that virtual journal (hope it is ok for me to read it??) and I had a great time laughing out loud a few times. :D We certainly have a few things in common (OK, so *I* DON'T SKATE but hey...). As for the lazy mo fo that is getting to you: NO chance trying to tell yourself not to bother about it all anymore. Doesn't work. Or rather. You are not the type. You are one of the people who either have to put their heart's blood into everything they do or forget about them completely. You are not the kind of person to simply do the standard routine and not be envolved one way or another. I know what that's like and sometimes it is just frustrating and painful and you tell yourself you will not let these things get to you like that. But I think there simply is no way around it. What may seem as a weakness in a situation like the mo fo one is also your greatest advantage and strength, because the ability to put in your heart's blood into something is something that cannot be learned from any book or experience. It is a gift. Simple as that. Use it well.
So don't despair over this gift of yours. ;) I know it can be frustrating to feel and act like that, because it seems at times like it makes you vulnerable, but there will be moments again when it will make you feel strong and you will once again accept it for the gift it is. Like your writing, btw. :)
Hope that wasn't too personal around here, but it was in the back of my mind ever since I read your journal so I thought what the bleep... ;)
Have a great weekend!
P.S.: Hope you are getting the hang of that "Axel jump spin push your shoulder" stuff. :D
Hugs,
Sandra
I must say you are doing a very clever job: Letting us now in this piece that you found a solution for your dilemma, making us wonder what it is going to be thus raising the anticipation. ;) Sequel sounds good but I am somewhat surprised since reading your live journal (blog, whatever...) that you would be glad once this story was over and you had your life back again. :) But if you DO decide to write a sequel I am sure people won't complain around here, lol. But don't feel pressured to do so, let your heart decide and concider if you would like to still spend time on writing or focus a little more on scating, swimming etc.
BTW, I finally had some time again to look at that virtual journal (hope it is ok for me to read it??) and I had a great time laughing out loud a few times. :D We certainly have a few things in common (OK, so *I* DON'T SKATE but hey...). As for the lazy mo fo that is getting to you: NO chance trying to tell yourself not to bother about it all anymore. Doesn't work. Or rather. You are not the type. You are one of the people who either have to put their heart's blood into everything they do or forget about them completely. You are not the kind of person to simply do the standard routine and not be envolved one way or another. I know what that's like and sometimes it is just frustrating and painful and you tell yourself you will not let these things get to you like that. But I think there simply is no way around it. What may seem as a weakness in a situation like the mo fo one is also your greatest advantage and strength, because the ability to put in your heart's blood into something is something that cannot be learned from any book or experience. It is a gift. Simple as that. Use it well.
So don't despair over this gift of yours. ;) I know it can be frustrating to feel and act like that, because it seems at times like it makes you vulnerable, but there will be moments again when it will make you feel strong and you will once again accept it for the gift it is. Like your writing, btw. :)
Hope that wasn't too personal around here, but it was in the back of my mind ever since I read your journal so I thought what the bleep... ;)
Have a great weekend!
P.S.: Hope you are getting the hang of that "Axel jump spin push your shoulder" stuff. :D
Hugs,
Sandra
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July 22, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Poor you. He seems to be getting worse. Can't you just lock him in a box or something? Tell him he can't use straightening irons ever again, steal his eyebrow tweezers? And for shame that he enjoys tormenting Legolas. He's still one cool muse to be tormenting you though.
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July 19, 2005 at 12:00 AM
It's funny you know that you wrote that particular chapter just now because that is basically what has been on my mind lately. How to end such a beautiful story? You make one happy you hurt the other... happy end or no happy end... and if there is a happy end there will be a sad end for somebody else...
But while I read it I realized something regarding the story itself:
In a way it does not matter how it ends, if there even is a happy ending or not. The important thing is that they have bared their very heart to each other and what I came to think of is this: It is better to have loved like that, to have loved so completely and lost then not to have loved at all. Whatever happens to them, whether they will live or die, be happy or said. The love that they have shared is something noone can take away from them now. And I believe there is a great comfort in that for all those that read this story! :)
Take care and good luck in finding an ending that will satisfy you as the author of it all *g*,
Sandra
But while I read it I realized something regarding the story itself:
In a way it does not matter how it ends, if there even is a happy ending or not. The important thing is that they have bared their very heart to each other and what I came to think of is this: It is better to have loved like that, to have loved so completely and lost then not to have loved at all. Whatever happens to them, whether they will live or die, be happy or said. The love that they have shared is something noone can take away from them now. And I believe there is a great comfort in that for all those that read this story! :)
Take care and good luck in finding an ending that will satisfy you as the author of it all *g*,
Sandra
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July 14, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Hi. I'm new so for me to stumble on to this little gem my first time here is a very good thing. Honestly not a huge fan of Haldir but i think you may have talked me round. It that all? Is it over? I hope not.
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July 7, 2005 at 12:00 AM
I still think this is the funniest story I ever read. While Haldir would be more than welcome to visit, my work schedule means he would be alone most of the time therefore decreasing his annoyance factor (but having no affect on his sex appeal score). You both make such an INTERESTING pair, I'm sending my ideas for a sit-com to Hollywood . He may frown, but right now he can only bother you...on TV he can reach millions, not to mention movie spin-offs . I look forward to your next update, as my writing muse is currently sending me postcards from Hawaii.
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July 7, 2005 at 12:00 AM
I love it! so funny adn it definaely matches Haldir and his sexinesss. Though he seems a little...wel....girly sometimes, what with all the emotions. But then he's an elf... gorsh he's so hot!
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July 3, 2005 at 12:00 AM
Oh ... right! I was wondering how exactly you got away with it ;)
Rumil won't tell a soul, promise :D
I won't either...:p of course...
You know, for someone so overly confident Haldir's highly insecure
Rumil won't tell a soul, promise :D
I won't either...:p of course...
You know, for someone so overly confident Haldir's highly insecure
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July 2, 2005 at 12:00 AM
What, send the elf over? *waves exitedly* ME! ME! ME!
Hon, you have the wrong attitude here - look at things the other way around: For the joy that he brings he is worth all the trouble! *ducks to avoid heavy flying objects coming her way*
:P
Hon, you have the wrong attitude here - look at things the other way around: For the joy that he brings he is worth all the trouble! *ducks to avoid heavy flying objects coming her way*
:P