Do you ever get the feeling that you know someone on the verge of something really, really great? One of my friends is like that. The way he can write, it’s just amazing. Sometimes you can tell he’s really tired, but the cool thing is he doesn’t care when he messes up. He’s completely free in his writing, not afraid of who reads it. I think that’s my problem here. I worry too much about who reads it. But, then again, maybe I have cause to worry.
You know what’s cool? My blog played match-maker! My friend Simon met this really awesome girl through my blog. It went like this; a girl happened upon my blog (I don’t know how), and that day I happened to have blogged about Simon, and linked to his site. She followed the link to his site, and started emailing him. Now they’re really good friends. How funny is that? I feel like someone should start calling me Yenta and making up songs about me. (Sorry, Fiddler on the Roof joke.) Hehe, when Simon told me about he said, “It’s sort of like we met through Harry Potter.” :) Him not having read the books makes that pretty funny. To me, at least.
Now I need to meet some guy named Craig through Harry Potter, then everything in the world will be right. Why “Craig”? Because I’m dying to put on my wedding invitations, “You’re cordially invited to the wedding of Craiggers and Meggers.” Tee hee.
Of course, the ad for any combination of the following three names is still applicable: William, David, and/or Bennett. I’m waiting. :)
I’ve been working like crazy today, I don’t know what got into me. I updated Calculo.co.uk by adding an entire research page about Jack London, adding “The Call of the Wild” to the eBook library, and then I moved on to scrubbing the kitchen, doing some laundry (which is really amazing for me, because I hate doing laundry), and then I completely redesigned and finished writing my HTML textbook. Oh, and I nearly forgot; I cleaned my room, and I’ve been working on updating the Daily Prophet. Now if only I could squeeze out the ending of my fan fic I will have finished just about all of my hanging projects. Cool, isn’t it?
Oh, shoot, I just forgot a bunch of other projects… Okay, I’d have to finish my fan fic, finish my insane asylum novel, finish the other children’s book I’ve been working on, finish a screenplay I’ve been working on about the London Underground, expand the Daily Prophet, finish that other wayward screenplay, marry some guy named Craiggers (or Bennett, or William, or David), and the list goes on and on and on. And I only have roughly 5 hours to do all that. Okay, forget that idea. I’m happy with what I’ve gotten done today, I can finish the rest tomorrow. :)