Thoughts on my alt-Watarus.

( Yeah, a brief overview. )

The State of the Blog, 1/3/09

So, there are some quirks so far to this install. It’s 2.9, which means that everything isn’t up and cooperating yet. There are two plug-ins that don’t work; one that’ll give me icons similar to LJ/DW’s, and one that will give me openID, so those people wandering over from OpenID services don’t have to have fun with CAPCHAs.

(The CAPCHAs are unfortunately necessary; I ran the old Inkwell quite a while without them, and then had to add them when a spammer happily took advantage of it.)

In the meantime, I’m still figuring how to work posting what when where. For example, I love my OC alt-Watarus; but I’m aware not everybody does. Which is why estorise existed. Now, that being said, they are now again mixed in with my regular fics.

And fics that are being continued off of LJ will be linked back to LJ, of course.

I initially had a problem with the Yet Another Related Posts Plugin wanted to advertise on the rss feed, but I fixed that. I rather like YARPP (I use it extensively on Ghostly), but not adverising on my rss feed, thanks.

Crossposted from Ramblings Yet Once More here.

Finding a Little Sister in the House (1/?)

This is based off the novel I wrote back in 2008 and am working on finishing up now. It answers my question, “What if Taiga had checked out his mother’s home after Bishop killed her?”

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Crossposted from Ramblings Yet Once More here.

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If you heard screaming coming from the West Coast of the United States, that was probably me finding out that I needed to have my 2009 novel edited and ready to go by the end of January. *Facepalm*. This is on top of a 300-word blurb that I need to write.

And that would also be on top of me starting Cataloguing class this semester for my Library Tech certificate.

I am so glad I'm writing YA, which is typically 40,000 to 80,000 words, and not adult fiction.

Oh, golly gee.

If you heard screaming coming from the West Coast of the United States, that was probably me finding out that I needed to have my 2009 novel edited and ready to go by the end of January. *Facepalm*. This is on top of a 300-word blurb that I need to write.

And that would also be on top of me starting Cataloguing class this semester for my Library Tech certificate.

I am so glad I’m writing YA, which is typically 40,000 to 80,000 words, and not adult fiction.

Crossposted from Ramblings Yet Once More here.