the power of stubborness over finals.

[falling_voices]

 
I am not dead!

Three things, to celebrate this fact and the end of my finals:

1. More Sherlock recs: wordstrings  has updated her Paradox Series, which has made me ridiculously happy two days ago; the sherlockbigbang is currently posting away, with some fairly gorgeous stuff in it — my personal favourite being Strangers, a futuristic AU in which John Watson is an android built by Sherlock Holmes. The series enfolds from this, with the actual happenings of the episodes (cabbie case, Moriarty), and, on the other hand, the developing of feelings between Sherlock and John, and what this might mean between a human being and a machine with the memories of a human. Lovely read, all around.

2. Happy birthday, fyliwionvilyaer, you lovely, lovely person ♥

3. I bring thee fic! well, deanon fic, really. But still, fic.

Title: Sign A New Agreement With iTunes
Pairing: France/England
Rating: R.
Word Count: 16,000, jesus.
Summary: One day, you turn around, and everything around you changes. Flatmates!AU. Also known as 'the thing with sticky notes that is pure and utter fluff, oh god I'm such a bloody sap, but this was ridiculously lovely to write, oh yes. ♥'

(this is how the morning goes)

Comments

[katty008.livejournal.com]

Wonderful fic as ever, read the first chapter and will read the rest when I'm not so busy. The post-its were a cute, amusing addition. Somehow, you manage to get me to read France/England without even being all that into Hetalia.

Though something did occur to me earlier: So are there separate people for Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and England, or is it just England? And if so, what about before the UK?

[falling-voices.livejournal.com]

Aw. Thanks, dear. &hearts

I have pretty conflicted feelings about Hetalia as a whole, actually. I like the original concept (the whole 'nations as characters' one, anyhow) and the parody, nothing too serious mood of the series. On the other hand, some of the execution in the manga itself makes me go :/ at times.

On a third hand, which I don't have, I just adore France/England. I couldn't walk away from them even if I tried.

Re: UK, they're all separate, actually, though so far only England and Scotland, I think, have been given personal designs — and England stands in for the entire UK in meetings such as the G8, if I recall well. But technically, yeah, Ireland, Scotland and Wales are considered England's older siblings.

[katty008.livejournal.com]

*snort* That must make Ireland, Scotland, and Wales real happy.

[falling-voices.livejournal.com]

/nod

They have a. Conflicted. Relationship. (To say the least.)