la la, new year's, year in review, etc.

[bedlamsbard]

Snagged from several people. First line of the first post of each month.

January
About to go to my Yale alumnus interview. Wish me luck!

February
So, um, Creative Writing Club had concessions yesterday?

March
Yesterday was performance day.

April
Dear Society,

If you have the right of way and I do not, that means I want you to go, not sit at a stop without a stop sign and wait for me to when I have a stop sign.

May
Creative Writing Club went to Seattle after school on Friday to buy books for the school library.

June
So my big drama of the moment is...whether it's all right to write for movie canon rather book canon, because (wait for it) I like the Narnia movie canon better than the book canon.

July
END DAMN YOU END. (Note: Story I was talking about here? "Till Human Voices Wake Us." OH THE IRONY.)

August
Title: In a Dry Month

September
Title: Missing Strings

October
Narnian cards: a deck of seventy-three, with five suits of fourteen cards each, and then three wild cards: The suits are Arrows, Axes, Stars, Stones, and Ships, and that goes from ace to King. Face cards include the Maiden, the Dragon, the Knight, the Queen, and the King.

November
The good news about no longer having a roommate: all NaNo write-ins can now be in my room.

December
*sigh* So over Thanksgiving break, several things happened: I became more or less nocturnal (witness: posts at 4:30 am), I didn't leave J.L. for four days (strangely awesome), and I watched a lot of Criminal Minds, House, and Prison Break.


*wails* CLEARLY MY LIFE IS BORING. Also, I like how we can see the Descent Into Narnia.

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[raven-christina.livejournal.com]

Trust me, your life may seem boring but it really isn't. Or at least, it seems pretty tame compared to mine.

[bedlamsbard.livejournal.com]

My life this past year has more or less consisted of high school, fandom, college. Which, okay, it had interesting points. (Hurricane evacuation, anyone?)