First Post!

[studyofrunning.livejournal.com]

Well, depending on whether or not you've accounted for daylight savings time, fic_rush starts in either half an hour or an hour and a half. (For the record, we operate on GMT.) I'm making this post now, so it's here when anyone wanders in. This hour is more of an "hour". Don't panic.

This is the post for hour 1 of fic_rush round 1. Greetings/introductions to yourself and your fic, goals for the next hour, and anything else you think might be relevant should go here. I encourage you to reply to each other's posts.

Then, get writing!

Comments

[glinda-penguin.livejournal.com]

I for one am grateful for daylight savings as without it this morning's sunshine would have woken me up at 5am rather than 6am...but it does make calculating the time difference that bit further.

(Arbiturable! (Ninth Doctor): It was an entirely arbitrary figure. So much had happened to him over the centuries, dying on eight occasions being the least of it. He’d survived countless wars, and as many injuries. Saved myriad civilisations and almost as many lost souls. Lost huge chunks of his memory for causes both good and bad. He could feel the earth turning beneath his feet; threaten to unseat him from his solid boots. Wearing his leather jacket like armour, he seeks what stability and solid ground he can find on this ever-changing world. Tiny little humans burning so brightly as they spin off rapidly into the future, minds filled with life’s mundane minutiae and occasional magic.

Ultimately 900 years old was as good a figure to put on his age as any. )

[studyofrunning.livejournal.com]

Cools and awesomesauce! Excellent combination of subject and medium, too. Can I list this comment in the fic_rush fic gallery?

[glinda-penguin.livejournal.com]

Heh, thanks. Certainly add away :)

[studyofrunning.livejournal.com]

Morning.

[dragonessa24.livejournal.com]

An awesome arbitrarabble about arbitrariness! I'm loving it. &hearts Maybe I can manage to write one about the TARDIS' arbitrary decision to land on Earth in 1963, ha.

[glinda-penguin.livejournal.com]

Yay, you totally should; more abritrarabbles are needed!