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[emony]

I have a temporary living solution for Newbury. A B&B, but a very small one run by a friend of a friend of a work colleague of TMOs. So at least I won't be sleeping in a cardboard box in the town centre. I will be out of touch for a week, but I doubt you'll really notice much difference, except possibly fewer posts to skip over each day ;)

I watched the second half of Pride and Prejudice tonight. P&P makes everything better. Oh, Mr Darcy! *swoon*

Also, Anna wrote Tucker and Caleb fic today. Mmmmm. Go, love, adore. <3

ETA: Also, TMO has developed a habit of positioning the washing around where the computer is situated (I suspect she wishes to spy on me), and at the moment everything smells of bleach for some reason. Yuck! Bleach smell! Vile! :P

Comments

[emony.livejournal.com]

I know :( It's not good. But I think it's my only option for the immediate future. Hopefully I'll find somewhere of my own fairly quickly, but even then it'll likely only be a 6 month let, not a 12 month, so no broadband or cable :( Living in my own house is starting to look sucky. Although there are benefits, like no TMO.

Ymw :) <3

[niennah.livejournal.com]

Goddammit. Worser and worser. This whole job thing is overrated. Though I do see the upside, I admit. Such a thought has occurred to me lately, too, once or twice or a million times.

You'll get flat rate, though, right? Annoying, but still access at no great phone cost.

[emony.livejournal.com]

I know :( We need to get a move on with either becoming uber-successful, rich, independently financed writers, or marrying rich men who will give us money to stay at home and file our nails write fic all day long. And who will buy us cable and broadband, naturally. But for now, we must work, to pay for conventions and said internet access of our own and suchlike. Oh, woe is me.

Yes, I will, as soon as I'm settled somewhere at least semi-permanent.