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ahahahahAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA so tired.
Yesterday the brain raccoons came to visit, and I spent most of the evening flopped on the couch with a sewing project and S2 of Penny Dreadful. After, that is, I had a crying meltdown and the RealHusband went out to get me ALL THE NACHOS IN THE WORLD. Sometimes, the only thing that will help is plastic "cheese"food nachos from Taco Bell.
This morning, I got up at an hour I don't normally experience (7am), because we had to be out of the house by 7:30 so the pest control people could spray for ants. (First person to make an Archer joke will get thumped on the head, because it stopped being funny a while ago.) Thea kindly let us hang out and borrow her wifi, so I was able to get work done and even have a nap. But I'm still tired. OMG SO TIRED.
I had plans for being productive tonight, but I suspect they aren't going to happen. Really, all I want right now is for someone to deliver Mexican food to me, and then to watch more gothic horror Victorian eye candy.
... which reminds me! Yesterday I got faux-outraged about the term/idea Dreadpunk! It's basically a new catchphrase to lure people into gothic horror, and there was a panel at DragonCon. Which, hey! I'm all for people being lured into my favorite genre! I'm not entirely sure we needed a new term, but I get the motivation behind it. And it led to this exchange on Twitter:
@Leannarenee: An advantage of Dreadpunk is to keep Steampunks from taking Penny Dreadful away from its rightful home. :)
@CupcakeGoth: Oh, if the Steampunks try to take Penny Dreadful from its rightful Gothic home, I will THROW DOWN. ;-)
@CupcakeGoth: sprays black frosting on people's mouths, gives them black veils, and whispers "witness me"
I am now waiting for someone on Tumblr to decide to draw me doing that, because I think it would be hilarious.
Yesterday the brain raccoons came to visit, and I spent most of the evening flopped on the couch with a sewing project and S2 of Penny Dreadful. After, that is, I had a crying meltdown and the RealHusband went out to get me ALL THE NACHOS IN THE WORLD. Sometimes, the only thing that will help is plastic "cheese"food nachos from Taco Bell.
This morning, I got up at an hour I don't normally experience (7am), because we had to be out of the house by 7:30 so the pest control people could spray for ants. (First person to make an Archer joke will get thumped on the head, because it stopped being funny a while ago.) Thea kindly let us hang out and borrow her wifi, so I was able to get work done and even have a nap. But I'm still tired. OMG SO TIRED.
I had plans for being productive tonight, but I suspect they aren't going to happen. Really, all I want right now is for someone to deliver Mexican food to me, and then to watch more gothic horror Victorian eye candy.
... which reminds me! Yesterday I got faux-outraged about the term/idea Dreadpunk! It's basically a new catchphrase to lure people into gothic horror, and there was a panel at DragonCon. Which, hey! I'm all for people being lured into my favorite genre! I'm not entirely sure we needed a new term, but I get the motivation behind it. And it led to this exchange on Twitter:
@Leannarenee: An advantage of Dreadpunk is to keep Steampunks from taking Penny Dreadful away from its rightful home. :)
@CupcakeGoth: Oh, if the Steampunks try to take Penny Dreadful from its rightful Gothic home, I will THROW DOWN. ;-)
@CupcakeGoth: sprays black frosting on people's mouths, gives them black veils, and whispers "witness me"
I am now waiting for someone on Tumblr to decide to draw me doing that, because I think it would be hilarious.
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