A sense of accomplishment

[vanillafluffy]

Woohoo, the crossover has gone to beta.

Now I can get back to work on cream_fudge's prompt.

I dreamed that somehow, I got to Canada and showed up on Jim Beaver's doorstep. I was really nervous and hoped I wasn't got to make a fangirl-fool of myself. As I was waiting for him to come to the door, two other women showed up. One gal was there to deliver something, papers or a script, and while that was going on, the other woman and I were looking out at the view. The house was amazing, mostly white, with a lot of wood beams showing and wood floors, so it was very modern but warm at the same time. The kitchen was really spacious, and there was a whole wall of glass. It was in the mountains, on a lake or river, and the surrounding houses were painted with trompe l'oeil to look Venetian. Eventually the other women left. Jim cooked us omelets and we sat and talked about writing. No fangirling. (I just wish I remembered the dialog.)

My subconscious is a strange and wonderful place.

Comments

[karaokegal.livejournal.com]

Awwwww. Nice dream. Congratulations to your subconscious for letting you behave yourself in his presence.

[vanillafluffy.livejournal.com]

I suspect it's my sub-c's response to the current tempest in JDM fandom---some twit got pix with him and posted his address---and my brain is trying to claim I have more sense.

Btw, thanks for the secrets. The only thing that could make the JDM secret better would be if it was yours....

[karaokegal.livejournal.com]

My limited graphics skills do not currently extend to secret making. :)

And my JDM interest is pretty much tangential, but I like to keep my peeps up to date when their hotties make an appearance.

[vanillafluffy.livejournal.com]

Speaking of hotties making an appearance, you'll get a kick out of this: the other night, I was flipping channels and I caught a 1971 episode of Mission: Impossible...the first thing I noticed was Leonard Nimoy driving a cab and stopped I and went "Wtfbbq?!". And it got better, because the IMF was trying to stop an assassination, and the assassin was none other than da-da-DA! -- Robert Conrad. Thirty-something and those pretty blue eyes in technicolor, yummy!

The series was so much better than the movies, even though the technology is beyond the pale today....

[karaokegal.livejournal.com]

YUM YUM YUM.

I LOVE the Martin Landau/Barbara Bain episodes, but Leonard Nimoy's character was fun too. There was one episode where something emotional had happened and I remember a scene (I think on a beach) where he was talking to Peter Graves and he said "Jim!" in extremely Spock-like tones.

[vanillafluffy.livejournal.com]

There was one scene after the assassin goes after his contractor where I was anticipating "He's dead, Jim" -- but it didn't happen. If only....