hmph

( Geoff's gone afield again, but we had a nice date on Saturday. )

( And Babe's third birthday is coming up. Oh frabjous day. )

But, seeing as I'm just being grumpy at you right now, I think I will sign off. Perhaps I'll get another chapter of the exchange piece written (or at least the current chapter finished), which would probably cheer me up. I read part of it to Geoff, and he liked it, which was a relief. He usually tells me if I stray into OOCness. :-)

Now to try and get rid of this headache without analgesics. Hopefully a ton of water will help.

So what are you doing for Halloween?

I stole this from ashfae (who, in turn, stole it word-for-word from king_laugh):


It's that time of year again!

Time for the lj Guising challenge!

Guising, for those of you who don't know, is the Scottish Hallowe'en tradition which is being replaced by the American "Trick or Treat". I feel very passionately that this is a trend which ought to be reversed, and have ranted about it on lj in years past.

Guising is when children go from door-to-door on Hallowe'en, but instead of uttering the same moronic, monotonous phrase (which basically amounts to a threat) every time, and expect something for nothing, they are expected to perform a "party piece": sing a song, tell a joke, recite poetry, tell a story, or otherwise perform for their monkey nuts and toffee apples.

To participate in the lj guising challenge, you should, on Hallowe'en, post something creative, be it a story, poem, drawing, photo of your pumpkin-lantern, photo of yourself in costume... and invite your friends to comment with virtual monkey nuts and sweets!



Now, doesn't that sound like fun?