mrstotten: Avengers: Tony and Steve, "Keep staring, pretty boy. I might do a trick." (Default)
Ooooo I like this one. Ok once upon a time I did keep my LJ a secret, and my love for fandom a secret, never really sure why, partly because I wanted something for me and also partly because I wasn't sure what people who had never been involved in, or were even aware of what fandom was would think of my love of squeeing over TV Shows and writing fanfic (especially slash fanfic because so many people still don't get the fascination) Then one day I was lying on the couch cuddling with hubby and he casually said "So I read your gay porn the other day" This led to me choking on my tongue then a long discussion about it and since then I thought know what if the person closest to me knows and has no problem, who gives a toss about anyone else. This has opened up my life in a number of ways, one it means I have people outside fandom to discuss fandom with, which is FUN, yes you still have the odd person who just doesn't get it, and my hubby still doesn't get my fascination with slash fic, but some of the discussions we have had about it have been bloody brilliant. two I have shared my writing with people I wouldnt have before and three, fandom friends have come to stay with me, and I have gone to visit them to the extent that my fandom life and my 'real' life have crashed and collided together. The people I text and email every day are a mix of fandom friends and local friends. My family know of and love some of my closest friends. My hubby personally thinks [livejournal.com profile] autumn_lilacs with her love of drag racing and ability to make a working car out of two bobby pins and a piece of thread is amazing. He thinks my treehouse goddess girls all sound nuts but very funny and that [livejournal.com profile] nachekana is a special kind of crazy. My sister in law thinks my hockey loving wifey [livejournal.com profile] faithbeckett and the NY dream chasing and florida native [livejournal.com profile] sablier_bloque sound awesomely cool and that [livejournal.com profile] veritas_st and [livejournal.com profile] dreamersdare are the coolest people to ever be stuck in a blizzard with and my little boy thinks his auntie V [livejournal.com profile] veritas_st sounds like but is prettier than Kate Middleton and is like a Princess cos she is English. So I have to admit I am more than happy that my LJ is my worst kept secret as it has opened up my world and relationships in a very unique way. Also in closing for those that do want to keep their LJ a secret, don't use a name people associate with you, google brought me up in my hubbys first search :P
mrstotten: Avengers: Tony and Steve, "Keep staring, pretty boy. I might do a trick." (Default)
[Error: unknown template qotd]Penguin :)

mrstotten: Avengers: Tony and Steve, "Keep staring, pretty boy. I might do a trick." (Default)
[Error: unknown template qotd]My birthday 3 years ago, my son, was 2 months old, he has been born prematurely and had been on a ventilator, he came off 4 days before and came off morphine, so that morning, he was bright and alert, the midwife brought him out for a cuddle.  i remember sitting there with my little boy in my arms and he was staring up at me and he curled his hand round my fingers.

I stared down at him and for the first time really, really felt like a mum.

It was the best birthday present I ever had and I would love to live that day over and over again
mrstotten: Avengers: Tony and Steve, "Keep staring, pretty boy. I might do a trick." (Default)
[Error: unknown template qotd]"it's a wee bit funny" Everytime I laugh at something and someone says to me it's not funny, this is usually my standard reply, which in turn makes me laugh harder :)

To explain.... my husbands little brother (who is 6 but was around 3 or 4 at the time of this story) was at his mums and we were sitting in the living room, when my mother in law said "Where is Kieran, he's really quiet" she went to investigate and shortly we heard an angry shout of "Kieran" upon rushing to investigate what he had done, we found my mother in law in her bathroom, surrounded by a bathroom full of bubbles and Kieran standing in the middle, covered from head to toe in bubble, he was also laughing which incensed my MIL further, she snapped at him that it was NOT funny, to which he replied, completely off the cuff, "Come on mummy, it's a wee bit funny" this has been a catchphrase of mine ever since.

Mags 
mrstotten: Avengers: Tony and Steve, "Keep staring, pretty boy. I might do a trick." (Default)
[Error: unknown template qotd]Although I have to agree with everyone who has already mentioned 9/11.

The day that stands out most in my mind (as in I can remember, what I was wearing, where I was how I felt) was 13th March 1996, the Dunblane Massacre, when a lone gunman, walked into a Scottish Primary school, opened fire and murdered 16 children 6 and under and one teacher.

I was 19 and remember the complete shock and horror that I felt that day and for days after, it was probably one of the blackest times I ever remember and it actually impacted my country as it led to a ban in almost all handguns.

To this day I still attend mass on the anniversary of this day and say a prayer for all those poor families who's lives were turned upside down.

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