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Well, I went and signed myself up for NaNo.

Now that I've done so it seems like total insanity, of course. Yay for random sleepy panic attacks. (no really, that's what reminded me I hadn't actually signed up yet) :P

But when a character pops back into your head with an intensity feels almost physical, it's kind of hard to ignore. So.

I'll just be over in my corner alternating between trying to finish my screen capping (I plan to use playing with icon-making and such as a stress reliever/reward for achieving word counts) and flailing about making story notes and pretending I have a clue what I'm doing.

( Lost Hours, story babble )

Goal for today: Name-hunting when I wake up.

In other news: The shiny earrings will eat my brains, or 'Stupid me forgot how incredibly tempting she finds Wild Bryde jewellry'

Spider earrings, found mine on Ebay And yes I will wear them when they arrive. :P

But I love the dragonfly in there too, and there's a scorpion! And finds in other places include cardinals, blue jays, a dragon design, a phoenix, the swans I never did get (but I will!) and four separate coffee types. Though what's really tempting is the coffee splash with beans design.

Must restrain myself, really really must. Gorgeous shiny earrings are not necessary items. But Coffee! XD

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Well, I woke up incredibly late. x.x

Bravely continuing searches anyway! I think I need to reword this, though. I'm learning more than I ever really wanted to know about spiders, and occasionally the entomologists researching them:

If these spiders were indeed deadly poisonous but couldn't bite humans, then the only way we would know that they are poisonous is by milking them and injecting the venom into humans. For a variety of reasons including Amnesty International and a humanitarian code of ethics, this research has never been done.

From here: Daddy Long Legs Myth which sounds as if the writer has had to answer questions about this a bit too often.