this is why impulse spending is good!

Guys guys guys, horrible story: I went to Fred Meyer today after school to buy SPN S2 with my knitting money and ended up not buying it because (a) it was $44.99 and (b) the guy at the checkout counter was occupied with somoene else, so I went home to pull it up on Amazon. The cheapest price with $32.50, but my parents went to the grocery store and I said, "Okay, I'll do my chem homework (die chemical compound names die!) first, then buy it." When I finished, I refresed, and the cheap ones were all gone! It was back up to $37.99.

The new low item price is $34.99 with $2.98 shipping. I'm debating ordering it now and getting it (hopefully) this weekend, or waiting till this weekend and buying it at Costco (price: $37.99).

But really, it was tragic and I was traumatized for life. TRAUMATIZED, I TELL YOU.

Also, I have to skip band tomorrow to go do a chemistry lab. *weeps*

school killed my fic

You know what I want to write? I want to write (1) post-AWE Will/Calypso and (2) Anakin fic based on "Bad Moon Rising."

This would help more if I could write anything right now. I keep staring at my notebook going, "But...but...I can't think of anymore random scenes!" And it doesn't help that I don't have time to write, either. I'm afraid to open up my Star Wars fic files in case I start whimpering because I can't figure out what's going on. I'm putting "A Long Time Gone" on hold until I have the energy and time to think -- it was the same way with "What Is Lost"; I wrote the majority of it over my Christmas vacation. I think it has something to do with the structure of the story and the way I do concept writing for it; putting the pieces together involves a whole lot of focus that can't happen when there are other things going on. Like school.

I kind of feel like I should finish up my post-"Snow Day" fic, only I don't know how. Plus, not really all that motivated. Whoops. Bad fan.