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LMHG Exchange:

I have written 1,532 of an as yet unknown number of words. I have now made progress! no frills wordmeter

There, that's more like it. I really have no clue how long this will be. I find it quite a refreshing challenge because not only have I never written Lucius with just Hermione but the genre is one I've never really read except for a short span during my teenage years. No doubt there will be panic at some stage.

Does anyone know of any Lucius icons that are free for the taking? I'm ashamed to admit that I do not have a single one.

It's a start, and it should look better by the end of today.

I have written 408 of 10,000 words. I am now 4.08% done! no frills wordmeter

*waves you past* Just posting for records.

Hermione Big Bang (obviously not posted yet)

8155 / 20000 words. 41% done!
Not sure if it's misleading or not. I write frantically, have been since sometime in March, but alas. Very mixed feelings. Not about the plot. Oh, I love the plot like I've never loved the plot, and Lucius does, too. I need to rid myself of the ego and stop feeling hurt at the lack of cheerleading. My beta approves, my friend who issued the prompt approves, and my other friend whose opinion I value approves. And all have been giving valuable input, which hopefully makes it better. Maybe better news on the ego issue next week. Meanwhile, I'll continue writing like whoa.

LMHG Exchange (obviously not posted yet)

0 / 8000 words. 0% done!
That's totally misleading, really. I have an outline, in fact a very outspoken outline, and I need to sit down and write it. I can see a lot more progress in a week's time.

Supersekkrit shit (posted or not)
No bar here. I'm in two minds over it and might or might not pull it. I'll continue to write it, no doubt about that, but right now, there is very little incentive except writing it for myself and completing it for myself. So that might be on the backburner for a couple of weeks.

All of the above might explain why I've not managed to produce even one drabble lately *sighs*

Enjoying a very quiet time in Little Rock after a visit to the local mall. It's bliss tonight, and I'm hoping to write lots. Amazing what a change of scenery does to the Muse.

So, the hymn of St John the Baptist... Ut Re Mi Fa So La, yeah, that one. The sheet music is on wikipedia, and it clearly shows ut as c, re as d, mi as e, etc. Makes perfect sense. Until I came across the Solfeggio frequencies, which are based on the hymn. 396 hz? That's not ut, that's close to today's g (392hz). And lo and behold, Horowitz in his Healing Codes for the Biological Apocalypse lists them as 396 = g. It kind of makes sense, but boy, did it take me some thinking. He mentioned on one occasion that the combination of mi and sol is destructive, and my first thought was, what a fuckwit. I mean, seriously, e and g as destructive??? Get rid of all the classical compositions then. *snrk* But nooooooo, that's not at all what he meant. C followed by the next higher f-sharp. Yeah, definitely destructive. But hell, how am I gonna figure out how C moved to G??? *iz lost* Cuz I'm sure I'm missing something. C4 is pretty close to Mozarts idea of 256 (258), A440 is of course utterly out of place, but then, yeah, no surprise there. Anyone can shed any light on this transformation from ut=c to ut=g? Cuz, really, I'm utterly lost.

Cuz Ari did

( Way too many answers to way too many questions )

There. That was a sheepish thing to do. LOL.

Amazon Rank? WTF? Go vote.

It's a Sibelius sort of day around here, and who am I to withhold ear candy. :D

So, yeah, the violin is about to appear in Chapter 4. I'm surprised at this, but Lucius usually knows what he's doing, and I trust him.