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Sep. 17th, 2011 05:26 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ceitfiannaThis week has been a bit of a rollercoaster for me, but mainly with good things. I worked a lot of extra shifts to help with the transition into the new semester and its always nice to see Ann Arbor busy with students. Though I do admit to having moments of wanting to facepalm at some of the questions people ask and I have to remind myself that they're new, they don't know that what they're doing doesn't make any sense. And then there's the fact that on Wednesday night, there was a major tech problem that struck during my shift so I was trying to make sense of it while talking to many patrons. Luckily the people I work with are awesome and pinged me to ask if I knew and then we figured it out so I could tell the patrons what was happening. I've also been sending out resumes to various jobs and will be doing even more of that this coming week and onward until I find the right job.
Two fantastic things happened as well this week, I got an email saying that my masters is in the mail. At some point I have a rather long post to write about my long and strange journey to get here and the almost masters from New Zealand and the feeling of relief and promise I have now.
The other great thing was that I participated in a small but wonderful fic exchange called![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
ineedmyfics. All of the fics written for the challenge are great reads, the one I received Under Construction about Sameth and Sabriel post canon made me incredibly happy. So if you're looking for some wonderful fiction in some well known and not as well known canons take a look, there's Harry Potter, Divergent, X-Men(many continuities), True Blood, BSG, Abhorsen Chronicles, Arthurian myth, Dragon Age II and I wrote an Inception one. They're all beautifully written and helped me get over the bad tech stuff that happened during work on Wednesday.
I feel so happy to be writing more as my time is my own and I haven't forgotten the prompt meme, which is still open.
Also on my list of things to post are lots and lots of pictures, which will probably be broken into a few posts. Fall is in the air and life is feeling good and hopeful and I started One Salt Sea today and as always![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
seanan_mcguire's writing pulls me. I recommend looking over at her journal if you haven't before. She's recently written two amazing posts, one about GayYA and another about the Digital Divide.
Two fantastic things happened as well this week, I got an email saying that my masters is in the mail. At some point I have a rather long post to write about my long and strange journey to get here and the almost masters from New Zealand and the feeling of relief and promise I have now.
The other great thing was that I participated in a small but wonderful fic exchange called
ineedmyfics. All of the fics written for the challenge are great reads, the one I received Under Construction about Sameth and Sabriel post canon made me incredibly happy. So if you're looking for some wonderful fiction in some well known and not as well known canons take a look, there's Harry Potter, Divergent, X-Men(many continuities), True Blood, BSG, Abhorsen Chronicles, Arthurian myth, Dragon Age II and I wrote an Inception one. They're all beautifully written and helped me get over the bad tech stuff that happened during work on Wednesday. I feel so happy to be writing more as my time is my own and I haven't forgotten the prompt meme, which is still open.
Also on my list of things to post are lots and lots of pictures, which will probably be broken into a few posts. Fall is in the air and life is feeling good and hopeful and I started One Salt Sea today and as always
seanan_mcguire's writing pulls me. I recommend looking over at her journal if you haven't before. She's recently written two amazing posts, one about GayYA and another about the Digital Divide.