Dept. of Inarticulateness

[kaffy_r]

AAAargh!!

I can't post - not about big things, nor about little things. F'list, I'm turning to you. 

Ask me questions, and I'll answer them in posts. Ask me fannish questions, ask me about my life, about reporting, about my tastes in food or music, ask me the other answer to life, the universe, and everything (the one that isn't '42'), and I'll answer. 

Or at least I'll do my best. And you'll have helped me get back into the posting habit. 

A grateful kaffyr thanks you!

(And also thinks she should probably apologize if this seems pretty egocentric. So here's another idea. If you'd like, you could ask me for a fic. Name your characters, and some sort of setup - happy, sad, funny - and I'll try to write something. So, yeah, there's that option.)

Comments

[lydy]

1. Have you seen Letterkenny, and if you have, what do you think of it?

2. What can you say about what you like in music. Not just specific artists, but what kind of music moves you and why?

3. How did you meet Bob? (I do not need to ask why you married him, that part is completely obvious.)

[kaffy_r]

Hmmm - I can tell you that I haven't seen Letterkenny, but you are the second person of Mple City derivation to tell me it's a great show (Mikey Butler raved about it to me as well.)

I am going to tackle your Question 2 very soon; you and lokifan, above, asked about music-related things, and since music is so central to my life, it makes sense to stimulate my brain answering both of you.

Ah, the question of how did I meet Bob. That's possibly the only fairy tale I can reliably say I was part of. And I will tell that story in another post. Heh. (Fairy tales do exist; I can say that with certitude. And some of them are very good ones, she amends, knowing that many, many fairy tales are dark as fuck.)