Test 1, 2, 3.

To my fannish_library_fest posts:

Fannish Bindings for a Fannish Library

A Lyrical Ode to Libraries
And I've got two more to add: White Blank Page by Mumford & Sons and Do It Anyway by Ben Folds Five ("sometimes you'll like the cover and that's precisely why you'll love the book").

[Almost] forgot the ficlet.

So I made the mistake of reading a bunch of articles about reproductive rights and the contraception debate and then listening to the Little Mermaid soundtrack, and now my brain has busted out this bizarre feminist meta wherein Mermaid choosing to become Human = [bright young] Women [sick of swimmin'] choosing to become Sexually Active, but how in so doing they are expected to give up their voice in regards to the consequences.

Yeah, I don't know either. My brain hurts.

(Betcha on land, they understand, bet they don't reprimand their daughters.)

I'd monkey in the mornin',
I'd monkey in the evenin'
All over this land.
I'd monkey out danger,
I'd monkey out warnin',
I'd monkey out love between my brothers and my sisters
All over this land.

ETA:
If I had a Monkee,
I'd get bitten in the mornin',
I'd get bitten in the evenin'
All over this hand.

Problem: The elastic in the shelf-bra of my tank top had been getting sorta skanky doing that weird degraded elastic thing that elastic does, but is otherwise totally wearable.

Solution: Cut the elastic off but leave the cloth of the "bra" in, and it works pretty much the same. I don't know that it would work for Seven of Nine, but small boobs FTW!

My mind leaks like a sieve
Releasing all the things I thought I knew
Replacing them with new ideas to lose
My eyes see blind as bats
So not at all
I hear
Sounds
Like a riot
Loud and louder and loudest
Someone misplaced the apocalypse
Again.


I sorta feel like the last two lines should be the beginning of a different poem/story, but I don't know what happens next.