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The day before yesterday I was at the gym for the first time in seven months. I did reduce the weights, still, I hurt all over today.
And because you didn't really want to know that, a few links to make the posting less boring:
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itfeelslike is for voyeurs, writers and the simply curious: Uncommon experiences, described in detail. Some really good writing, unfortunately not too well frequented.
Slacktivist has sporked the "Left Behind" series of apocalyptical fiction every Friday for years now. His readers have created Right Behind, aka the Left Behind Fan Fiction Workshop, which takes the premises of the book and applies some compentent worldbuilding, characterizasion, logic and writing to it. Only three entries so far, and I wish they'd gone for an LJ community which would be easier to handle, but an interesting project.
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skzbrust feels that he hears the expression "developing as a person" too often lately. So, he asks his readers, "What else might one develop as?" Punny and absurd.
The world's highest bridge, amazing balancing acts and other strange things and pretty pictures.
And because you didn't really want to know that, a few links to make the posting less boring:
itfeelslike is for voyeurs, writers and the simply curious: Uncommon experiences, described in detail. Some really good writing, unfortunately not too well frequented. Slacktivist has sporked the "Left Behind" series of apocalyptical fiction every Friday for years now. His readers have created Right Behind, aka the Left Behind Fan Fiction Workshop, which takes the premises of the book and applies some compentent worldbuilding, characterizasion, logic and writing to it. Only three entries so far, and I wish they'd gone for an LJ community which would be easier to handle, but an interesting project.
skzbrust feels that he hears the expression "developing as a person" too often lately. So, he asks his readers, "What else might one develop as?" Punny and absurd. The world's highest bridge, amazing balancing acts and other strange things and pretty pictures.
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Well, two of my favorite things in a single unrelated post! I feel like I need to go explore itfeelslike now!