Writer's Block: What A Character

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Not feeling well today, at all. I've been trying to get sick for a while (as per usual for finals time), and I right now, I'm feeling really queasy. In fact, I should go probably go back to bed.

Anyway, I usually don't do these "Writer's Block" prompts, but I figured I'd do this one, because I'm feeling nostalgic, and I want to share my love of A Wrinkle in Time.

The character that changed my life was Meg Murray, from the aforementioned A Wrinkle in Time, by Madeline L'Engle. For me, the whole Murray family saga was a turning point in my understanding of self. Meg, in particular, illustrated how a normal, nondescript person could have an impact beyond anything she imagined. It was also an early introduction to the sci-fi/fantasy genre.

Me Hungry, SGA, Carson Beckett Video

Dear Angie,

Waiting until after 2 PM to eat something substantial is not the act of an fancy schmancy smart person. Start eating breakfast.

Love, Angie

Hey, dexterette. Is there another Moonlight before the hiatus, or are we on life support for a few weeks?

Anyway, I have some additional comments about last night's SGA. Just a minor comment and question, really:

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Also, since I've been thinking about Carson Beckett, here's a link to a video I found based on Carson's departure episode, "Sunday." The song is "Now Comes the Night," by Rob Thomas, and it's quite fitting.

Oh, and charityanne, I know you haven't been introduced to these characters yet (and the video does involve a character death), but this is one of the songs I was going to put on your "Songs I Like" list, so if you might find this video interesting, too.