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I'm so far behind on my friends list it isn't funny.

I'm going out to a BBQ tonight, and meeting at the Uni Queer room in the City at 7.30pm, so there's no point in me going home. Hence, I've stayed back a little late at work. *g*

So far, I'm really enjoying WW S1. Sam hair doesn't bug me anymore, but I'm still looking forward to CJ's later haircut. None the less, I'm almost tempted to replace my Faith icon with CJ one. It'd be be CJ looking a bit glamourous and pretty hard-hitting, with a caption of "My TV girlfriend could kick your butt". (However, I'd need time on a graphics-capable computer to do that. Then, I've got to face the Mmmm... Faith.... factor, so I doubt I'll change it anytime soon.

Officially, the only person on WW who bugs me more than Mandy is Amy. Josh has a shocking taste in women. He should just stick to men!

Haven't read SV fic in ages (like, nearly a week *g*). I've been gorging myself on anime fic... Yami no Matsuei, Here is Greenwood (*squee*) and CardCaptor Sakura (To-ya and Yuki - so sweet it should give you cavities).

Thinking of SV fic, the drabble challenge will be up. I should check that out...

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Nah, don't think the challenge has been posted, hence I'll probably miss it this week.

Astrology thingy... don't know if I agree:

Annie Grayston is one of the wisest, smartest, best looking people on the planet. Or so at least she would like to think. It's not that Annie is vain - more that she is terribly susceptible to flattery. All Leos suffer from this little weakness. That's because, despite what astrologers are always saying about Leos and their confidence, secretly, deep down, they are a little unsure of themselves. This explains Annie's tendency to be strongly outspoken and extrovert one moment and quietly anxious the next.
Her close friends know all about her tendency towards self doubt. They know what a warm, genuine and generous character she can be, but they also know about her natural sensitivity. Annie's acquaintances, however, have no such insight. They feel sure that in Annie, they are dealing with a dynamic, energetic and decisive person who is it would be most unwise to cross.

Annie is fiery and feisty - she gives the impression of being someone who knows it all. As a matter of fact, whilst she does not know it 'all', she does know quite a lot of it. Annie is well read, well researched and always well presented. she cuts a dash, she has 'presence.' Heads turn when she enters the room. Annie Grayston is aware of the impression she makes but not entirely comfortable with it. She knows that people are responding to her big pretence, not her true personality. That's why she so deeply treasures the company of loved ones who are strong enough to see through her façade and respect her for the mere mortal that she actually is.