...yourself! Matilda lily-pie Warlock is huge 0__o Even if you ignore that hes overweight, even his HEAD is twice as big as anyone else's! Kyuss and his poor footsie Someone's arse. And Gordon. Warlock's nose, burried in food, just how he likes it. Bleh! Old fart, Freddie Ace and Kyuss Gordon and his coil tail! EMO I don't have a double chin! I swear! D'aaaaw ...

I am feeling so drowsy this morning. It was a very heady evening, I must say. I got home and immediately began puttering around, straightening thoings, brushing my teeth, changing my shirt, going to... well... time will tell. I just have to keep my head about me and approach each situation with patience and understanding. No matter what it is. Because life is good. Especially right now! VW     

The day I've been waiting for for so long is finally here. Gordon is coming over to my apartment tonight. The last time he was here was 11/7/07, 3 days before the shit hit the fan and shattered it to pieces. Pieces that have at last been reassembled. It's been 2 weeks since he intimated that I had thrown the elephant out the window, and now I want to grab that OTHER elephant by the trunk, and hell...

...up, and had to get a few things from the market. It was a beautiful day outside, so sunny and the leaves still on the trees looked so gorgeous in the light. And I got a nice present from Gordon. I had VMed him the day before, telling him I wanted to come to the lanes on Saturday, if he was bowling. I wanted to know if it was all right with him. He responded that he STILL couldn't tell...

Stuart Gordon's films have a habit of not going into wide release (and they haven't for some time), but his most recent one, Stuck , managed to receive a limited release earlier this year. (In fact, I missed its Philadelphia engagement by only a few weeks.) Now that I've caught up with it (on DVD) I can finally say that I have seen all of his films, which isn't as easy as it sounds, especially with...

... The Wonderful Ice Cream Suit -- the magic realist tale of a suit that is able to temporarily change the lives of five Latino men who pool their money to buy it -- looks like the odd man out in Stuart Gordon's filmography. However, it's less of an anomaly once you consider that he made Kid Safe: The Video in 1988 and wrote the story for (and was originally set to direct) Honey I Shrunk the Kids ...

Anna, last night: Me, about 23 years ago: Crazy!!! Anyhow, here's a couple more of my girl, all dressed up for her first Homecoming Dance, as a freshman! And Gordon and I going out the other night...

In all the years that I've been a fan of Stuart Gordon, there is one film of his that I've studiously avoided seeing so much as a single frame of until today, and that is 1990's Robot Jox . Maybe if he had recorded a commentary for the DVD release I would have been compelled to pick it up (that's the main reason why I own Dolls ), but as it is, I have made do with the VHS copy in the science fiction...

Title : Sunday Afternoon Author: destinyawakened  / writingdestiny   (journal where posted) Pairings: Jim Gordon/ Bruce Wayne Rating: over all NC-17, most parts pg-13 Word count: 25,000 Disclaimer: I do not own the characters, and i do not make money off of writing anything having to do with them Warnings: TDK spoilers if you haven't seen it. male/male slash...

Title :Final Sentiments (Part Three, Chapter five) Last Chapter! Author: destinyawakened / writingdestiny (journal where posted) Pairings: Gordon/ Bruce Rating: NC-17 Word counts: 2000 Disclaimer: I do not own the characters, and i do not make money off of writing anything having to do with them Warnings: TDK spoilers if you haven't seen it. male/male making...