so . . . prompt me?
I think I'm going to be doing a "5 things" every Thursday, so I could use some prompts. Preferably ones that don't spawn 4,000 word monsters. (
triskafibble, I really will finish that one about Rodney's various reactions to being kissed by John. Really. After I do some research. And by research, I mean rewatch most of the show, because for some reason my brain's decided this thing has to be accurate, which is ridiculous, given the premise, but what can I do?)
So, ask me for 5 things in connection with any fandom I've written in (or about, so Batman's fair game)--go!

So, ask me for 5 things in connection with any fandom I've written in (or about, so Batman's fair game)--go!
*keeps scrolling down reviews* OMW! Supernatural! Have you seen this season? 5 Times the Doctor Encountered Angels and/or Castiel. ("Oooh, look at yooou! What a gorgeous angel! I thought your kind had all died out?" "No, we just went home.")
No pressure, no pressure, just feeding plot bunnies. *passes out carrots*
Actually, I'm somewhat ashamed to say, the only season of Supernatural I've seen is the second one--partly because the CW site made my computer cranky, partly because I made the mistake of reading other people's reactions to the subsequent seasons. I should really know better than to do that. *wrinkles nose* I do kind of want to watch this season thought, because I've heard Castiel is pretty awesome, and
That being said, I'm totally looking forward to the return of Castiel this season. :-)
Just please, don't post anything for me until after Easter, eh? My Lenten sacrifice is fic. Which I manage every year only by the grace of God--but which is a good thing, because it really does take up whopping chunks of my time and brain, and giving it up means I can catch up on all of the other things I've been missing out on!
No fic for Triska until after Easter. Gotcha. I'm actually doing almost the same this year--I'm giving up everything except my friends list, a few self-improvement/finance blogs, and information sites like wikipedia. No more semi-aimless surfing (or accidentally staying up past midnight) for a while. Which, as you say, means I'll have time to do the other things which I actually want and ought to do. (Like write. And read things that are a bit more edifying than what I've allowed to become my standard fare.) I'm kind of looking forward to these 40 days, to tell the truth.