Travels and a Farscape tip
Sep. 20th, 2003 08:35 pmToday, yours truly spent most of the day driving with her parents to the other end of Germany. Well, one of them. We've got several family birthdays during the next days, so we always take the week off and go into hiding.*g* In this case, we picked the island Rügen - famous for the other set of white cliffs, as painted by Caspar David Friedrich. Being near the sea again, brreathing the salty air is gorgeous. However, it also plays havoc with my fannish life. I can only access my emails and the net via using my cell phone as the modem. Which is pretty expensive, so I won't do it too often in the next seven days.
However: today's mail brought joyful news. My Farscape-converted recent guestage, Bimo, has posted her first vignette. It's a John pov, set early in season 1. Read it here; you know, it's been over a year, almost two, I believe, since
hmpf converted me, and I still haven't produced any fanfic. (But then it's taken me almost a decade after falling in love to write Babylon 5...sometimes I'm slow.) Hers is brief, intense, and fits the timeframe beautifully.
In other news, I think my American friends from the east coast made it through Isabel. Which is a relief.
However: today's mail brought joyful news. My Farscape-converted recent guestage, Bimo, has posted her first vignette. It's a John pov, set early in season 1. Read it here; you know, it's been over a year, almost two, I believe, since
In other news, I think my American friends from the east coast made it through Isabel. Which is a relief.
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Date: 2003-09-20 01:30 pm (UTC)Especially the proceedings around the Kaiserstuhl pissed us off. You couldn't drive all the way but had to park your car on a paid parking lot, then you got on a bus that drove you a bit further, then when you get off you find out that you have to pay yet again, to get past a little fence so you can actually walk to the edge of the cliff. All this just to look at the sea from a sodding cliff?
And then they had the balls to ask for money for use of the toilets (which, incidentally didn't look trustworthy). I was pregnant at the time, so the whole experience really annoyed me no end.
But try eating Stremellachs, that's nice.
We did see the Störtebecker show. That was fun. Kinda.
Still, I like my holidays more urban thank you very much. Will never set foot on that island again.
Sorry to hear about your bad experience...
Date: 2003-09-21 09:09 am (UTC)Viel Spass!
Date: 2003-09-20 02:18 pm (UTC)Re: Viel Spass!
Date: 2003-09-21 09:10 am (UTC)Re: Viel Spass!
Date: 2003-09-22 04:52 am (UTC)Das macht's ja vielmals besser - auf Englisch. :) Ich hab eine mal "Naturlich Blond" auf Deutsch angeschaut, das hat viel spass gemacht, sehr komisch.
Wenn du in die Niederlande bist, sag's mir, dan konnen wir vielleicht uns ein mal treffen?
Re: Viel Spass!
Date: 2003-09-22 10:01 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-09-21 04:18 am (UTC)Enjoy your trip to Rügen!
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Date: 2003-09-22 01:31 pm (UTC)Anyway do you have any recommendation when it comes to Farscape fanfic? Is there a writer like Yathzee (sp?), the former btvs/ats writer.
With regards
Lakrids
Where to begin?
Date: 2003-09-22 10:02 pm (UTC)(BTW, first season Farscape is much like first season BTVS - the groundworks are there, but it's incredibly bright and cheerful compared with the rest, and if you look at John and Buffy at the start of their respective journeys and compare them to what life shapes them into, it's stunning. Wait for the equivalent of "Innocence" to come near the end of season 1.)
For Farscape fanfic set in very early season 1, I can repeat my recommendation for