So I keep writing this freakish piece of alternate Russian history - who's going to want to read that?
And I have a ton of material to just flat-out memorise by Tuesday, since memorisation is the only way I'll keep it straight.
As for Tuesday's other details, I have proper, painful, boned underpinnings; proper, painful, slippery heeled shoes, and stockings, and lipstick, and a clear band-aid for my tattoo, which shows because the sleeves of my best blouse are mandarin-cut. Talk about making a silk purse from a sow's ear.
Mother wanted me to cut my hair, but.
Oh, and
copperbadge has finished Stealing Harry. Go, read that. It's marvelous. He also writes original fiction -- Felinecor's Land -- and it's very weird alt-history.
Kind of like what I'm writing, but with Romans instead of Russians.
I have no idea where I got the Russians. She asked for Cain and Abel... I think it was from Cain slew Abel, and east of Eden he was cast, so I thought, east, east, what's east?
(One of you just replied, in a Hirsh-voice, 'Ponar'...)
In closing, I am not perving on my boss.
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That was the only part of this message that made sense to me.. I'm out of the loop, but happy.
So what does Perving on mean again? Is that like crushing on, but in a more lascivious way?
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I'll stand by it...
(Like Rowling has any good -- or, wait, any living -- parents in canon to disprove me...)
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Yes, 'to perv on' is a variant of 'to lust after', I believe. And though my boss is a British gentleman with rather nice blue eyes (exactly like the best blue glass shooter marbles, unflattering as that sounds), in this case the rumor is unfounded, untrue and generally vicious. I love me some coworkers.
Stealing Harry could, one supposes, be downloaded in its entirety, set into ten-point font and printed...
It's wicked good.