#jlrpuck

[earlgreytea68]

Tagged by @sdlibrarian!

five songs ive been listening to:

Put “All of Fall Out Boy’s Discography” on shuffle and pick the first five

tv shows I’ve been watching:

We are in the middle of the second season of Lupin and have just finished up Prodigal Son and Blacklist. We’re also watching All-American. 

the last movie I watched:

The Woman in the Window

currently reading:   I was reading The People You Meet on Vacation but I think I’m going to pause and give The Heir Affair a try. I will tag @godless-lunatic @rhea-imagined and @jlrpuck

[andorerso]

How about 5 and 11?

5. favorite song in your native language?

I generally don’t listen to a lot of Hungarian songs but there are a couple I enjoy. Idk my favorite but I really love Búcsúdal (~goodbye song), Apám sírjánál (~at my father’s grave) or A zene az kell (~you need music), these three came to mind. Most of the time I prefer the older songs tbh, although the first two actually aren’t.

11. favorite native writer/poet?

(I just answered this so I’ll pasty it here)

ok so disclaimer… I’m not a huge fan of Hungarian literature. There’s one poem I do love but I can’t remember what it’s called lmao. In general, it’s just either annoyingly pessimistic or unbelievably drawn out and boring. So yeah… not for me. I wish I could remember that one poem though but :/

[earlgreytea68]

Tagged by @quolant relationship status: single

favorite color: all shades of blue and millennial pink (I’m every cliche...)

3 favorite foods: cereal, ice cream, my mother’s ham and potato salad

song stuck in my head: well, now it’s “The Music or the Misery” 

last song i listened to: I was listening to Loud and Sad Radio so it’s Peter Cetera’s “Glory of Love” because Pete’s taste in music is lol

last thing i googled: evening primrose

time: 9:08 pm

dream vacation: I feel like whenever I go to Europe I’m not there very long and so I’m frantically sightseeing the whole time I’m there so I would love to take a whole month and just relax: the Amalfi Coast, the Greek islands, the French Riviera, Portugal. Except now I would feel guilty leaving the dog for so long. I tag @valerieg3, @padawanryan, @jlrpuck, @booskerdu, @s-leary, @preciouscommoditybears, @iconarmyhellyeah, @ukulelekatie, @leonaesperanza, and @tsubame17

[earlgreytea68]

11 Questions

Tagged by @jlrpuck! 

Rules: Answer the 11 questions of the person who tagged you; make up 11 questions; tag 11 people to answer them.

What is the one beverage you absolutely cannot make it through the day without (besides water, that is)? Tea. Whether hot or iced, it’s what gets me (and my throat) through a day of lecturing. 

Describe an ideal day in your favorite season of the year (Hmm, to make it a question: Would you please…?) Wake up in the morning, put on a bathing suit, sprawl by the swimming pool all day, either reading something fun or watching the kids play in the pool (AND GET ALONG WITH EACH OTHER), with maybe a barbecue for lunch and then ice cream for dinner, and then sitting around in sweatshirts after the sun sets, through the long twilight, talking to each other. 

What is a book that you could–and do–read over and over and over again? Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass. 

As an adult, did you wind up doing what you thought you’d be doing when you were a kid? I was going to say “not even close,” but I always imagined being a writer and I *am* a writer! The rest of it, though, was definitely unanticipated!

What is your favorite item of clothing? My Burberry trench coat. 

What is the furthest you’ve ever traveled from home? Hawaii. 

What is your favorite smell? Lilacs. 

Do you prefer sweet or savory? Sweet. 

If you could magically teleport anywhere, where would you go? The South of France. 

What is the oddest thing you’ve ever encountered while traveling (vacation, going to work, getting the mail–doesn’t matter). I’m sure I have a million stories about this. When you spend a lot of time traveling to and from the Southern U.S., you pass a lot of things that you’re like, ...Huh. But of course I am now coming up completely empty. 

What is your favorite museum that you’ve visited? The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. 

I tag: @pati79, @chrissymbod, @the-last-spoken-word, @tenisperfection, @maxette, @xprincessofthefallenangels, @stuck-in-the-fanz0n3, @ladymoxley, @thebiggestnerdoutthere,  @angry-goblin-nightmare-person, and @drakatzen

My questions: 

1. Is there a fictional universe you wish you lived in? 

2. What superhero power would you like to have? 

3. What’s your role in the zombie apocalypse? 

4. What makes you think “I’m getting old”? 

5. What have you totally outgrown? 

6. What’s your “TIME TO KICK SOME ASS” song? 

7. What would do if you won the lottery? 

8. Would you accept a one-way ticket to Mars? 

9. Your house is on fire, all living creatures are safe, you have time to save one inanimate possession. What is it? 

10. What do you do with thirty minutes of totally free time? 

11. How do you feel about driverless cars? 

[ladyprydian]

What can I say, @jlrpuck nailed it for the lie about the previous poster meme:

#fluent in 25 languages (english is not one of them)#once rode across Saskatchewan backwards on a unicycle for kicks#was the first person to drive a car from new york city to reykjavik

[incognitajones]

I associate a lot of great fic with your username, but I'll go for the one I read first: A Beautiful Day for a Neighbour :)

Thank you!

Hmm, not really a secret, but this story sprang from one of those persistent ideas that just won't go away. I'd been saying for a while that someone (not me) should write a modern AU based on the concept; I thought it needed someone better at writing humour to tackle it, but I couldn't stop thinking about it. Eventually I gave in and that ficlet just poured out--I wrote and edited the entire thing in a day, which is incredibly fast for me.

And then @sambargestuff and a couple other people liked it enough to write sequels, which was the first time something I wrote inspired a direct sequel and I'm still thrilled about it! I kept writing more of it, too, until it spawned an entire series.

Oh, semi-secret headcanon: Cassian & Jyn end up moving in together very shortly after the last piece in that series. Jyn's lease is up and she's torn--she wants a place closer to work, but she doesn't want to move away from Cassian, but she's convinced it's too soon to ask him to move in with her. So she's distracted & grumpy until Cassian comes home one day and drags her out to an open house in a new building with larger suites available.

(Also, Cassian tries very hard but he never really gets over his nervousness around the class snake.)

Send me a fic you associate with me, and I'll tell you a secret about it!

[ladyprydian]

Pass the happy!🌻🌈When you receive this, list 5 things that make you happy and send this to 10 of the last people in your notifications.

I was tagged by @jlrpuck and you can read their list HERE

My five things:

My cat.

The fact that animals exist in the world.

A really nice meal, either at home or out.

My nibling.

A good book.

[brynnmclean]

jlrpuck replied to your post: Old Man Gus's antibiotics wear off on Monday and...

Old Man Gus is such a handsome fellow. The one human and two cats in this particular house are sending both of you all of the positive vibes

Thank you!!!