SN Fic: A Poor Substitute

Earlier, my brother asked for maths help. Oh man, I've totally forgotten calculus and differentials over the last five years. I was very little help at all. *sighs*

Then, shellah posted a delightful little Dan/Casey fic, The Dangling Conversation for fandompoolside's Literary First Line challenge. It even tempted me to have a go. (That's why I'm up so late on a weeknight).

Title: A Poor Substitute
Author: Annie
Fandom: Sports Night
Rating: G
First Line: It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.
Notes: Quote comes from Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice. Exactly 1000 words of Dana rambling about Casey and Lisa. Unbeta'd, so be wary of changing tenses and bad grammar.



Okay, would someone please thwap me until I lose the urge to write Dana/Lisa collegefic? Please?

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( Today is just going out of it's way to point out each and every way that I suck. )

On the funny side, I was feeling very comfortable at work this morning, and was amused to look down at 11.30am, and realise that I'd forgotten to change out of my sneakers. *snerk* I hadn't even noticed I wasn't wearing my heels. No wonder I was comfy.

Dana/Lisa Wip

Man, I spent my lunch break well. *rolls eyes at self* ( WIP )

Okay, the rest of the fic is playing out in the back of my mind and it involves Dana and Lisa making out. Of course, I also have a metaphorical Dan back there, glowering at me with his arms crossed and saying that I shouldn't be doing this to Casey. (My Casey muse is missing altogether.)

See? This is what happens when Casey isn't around to defend himself. The girls get to have some fun. *g*

*laughs*

celli just brightened up my day.

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Just got a call from Mum. She apologised for losing her temper this morning, and said that she was just stressing about the job.

Needless to say, between a cheerful conversation with Mum and a great icon from Celli, I'm feeling pretty good. (Plus, the scheduled scolding? Was put off because the boss got held up in meetings.)

Huh. And I get out of work in half an hour. For such a shocking day, it's done a real turn around.