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Wishing the best of birthdays to dear lbilover

May you have a day free of cares and stress and full of hobbits, whippets, and white stags. Enjoy your day, Ellen!

Thanks to dear lbilover for the lovely card and the F/S flipbook. It was very obliging of your dolls to be so cooperative and pose so very nicely.

*hugs*

Originally posted at Dreamwidth for lbilover's birthday

Wishing a very happy birthday to lbilover. This isn't much, but you did say that you would like one of my S/E plot bunnies if I could get them to settle long enough to become something. So here it is: my very first S/E.
I hope that you enjoy it.




( Take me to the Faire )

Once again making a Christmas-card fic do double duty as a birthday mathom. hangs head But at least it will be new to almost everyone.



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Many thanks to dear lbilover fo the lovely card and the pendant. What a clever idea! And our very own letter from Father Christmas! You did the Professor proud, you did. I loved the way that you worked the Fellowship into Father Christmas's world and how they managed to help him solve his labor problems. (and he's not the only one who's not quite certain about the consumer price index!)

Big thanks to dear frodosweetstuff and lbilover for the gorgeous crystal hearts. They put a big smile on my face.

*hugs you both* ♥

Many thanks to dear lbilover for the gorgeous Woodjin-y card and Woodjin fic and the lovely pendant. I love them all! Christmas with Dr. Sean and the Woodjin and their ever-growing extended family brings a smile not only to my face but also to my heart.
Hugs and wishes for a wonderful Christmas.

Our library's got a levy on the ballot tomorrow (as do the other 2 libraries in the county), so if anyone has some spare positive thoughts or vibes that you'd care to send our way, it'd be appreciated.

Wishing dear lbilover the happiest of birthdays, with all the hobbits, white stags, whippets, Mounties, oblivious widowers, pool boys, angelic ex-garbagemen (and their adoring accountants), photographers and their empathical models, FrodoandSam and SeanandElijah you could ever wish for.
I nagged the Muse until she came up with this.

( A special occasion )

Just got back from Dragon*Con. After an inauspicious start (we almost didn't make it to the hotel-- the taxi driver hit a canyon (calling it a pothole is totally inadequate) across the road and the rear of the van actually got stuck. He had to back down the very steep hill and try and maneuver around the edge. I had visions of our having to get out and walk the rest of the way, hauling our luggage. :-( And then when we got to the hotel they had screwed up our reservations and put the three of us in a room that was barely big enough for two. The look on the check-in clerk's face was priceless ("All of you are going to be in this room?"). One queen bed and fire regulations precluded putting in a rollaway (no room for one, anyway). So I ended up sleeping six nights in the chair. We had a very obliging housekeeping person who supplied lots of pillows and bedding, and I fortunately have no problems sleeping sitting up, unlike either of my friends, so it actually wasn't horrendous, but still... For $190.00 a night, it's not what you expect.), it was lots of fun, but v.v.v. crowded (big surprise there, huh?). I went to a couple of panels about The Hobbit (interesting but nothing really new) and answered seven trivia questions at the One Ring.net table and won a lovely map of New Zealand with filming locations marked on it. And I bought a really neat t-shirt with "If you can read this, I found your ring" written in Tengwar-style letters.

Now I just have to try and catch up with a week of LJ and e- and snail mail (mostly bills, that). Am pooped.