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[issenllo]

In possession, Duo, Heero, Gundam Wing, by jukeboxhound. Reminds me a bit of turnippatch's Haven series too.

Things I did not want to do today, by DS Donovan, Sally, Sherlock, by sursum_ursa

Well-adjusted, Shindou Hikaru, angsty, Hikaru no Go, by onthecount

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Things that have been distracting:

1) Looking into finances as part of plan to stop working and do a course come August. If I continue to teach on weekends, will just about manage (at least, I hope so) for the first year; all bets off for the next. Ugh.

2a) Got a Kindle. It's pretty awesome. Having fun (and stress) loading fanfics (and some books) into it. It's got wifi! And it's faster than my old e-reader! Thank you, USD exchange rate, for making up my mind for me.

2b) Now knitting it a sock. Hot pink. Wondering if I need to get a screen protector as well...

3) Stupid wisdom teeth sending killer headaches that go on for days. Have scheduled dental visit. Weirdly, talking/singing/humming makes the pain more bearable. Wish I'd known this before.

Comments

[jetsam]

Ooh, I'm considering getting a Kindle. How easy is it to find stuff that's loadable, fanfic-wise? I know you can get pretty much any book in ebook format.

[issenllo]

Depends on what kind of fanfics you prefer. I just email my files to Amazon for conversion, though for the multi-chaptered fics, I tend to c&p into word then email for conversion. I admit, this process is a bit tedious considering that many of the fics I have are multi-chaptered fics. But it only takes a few minutes before the converted files are delivered to my kindle, which I find kind of cool.

Some sites like Archive of our own allows you to save in mobi format which is suitable for the kindle. The fanfiction downloader lets you download fics from ff.net which offers various formats.

[jetsam]

Awesome, thank you

[issenllo]

I just remembered. There's also
Ebook library for fanfics.

[jetsam]

Brilliant, thank you