Night of the Proms + new plot bunny turned into a fic

[castalie]

Just came back from Night of the Proms.

OMG- it was amazing! I had such a great time, wow! It was so much better than what I expected, I fell in love *g* Hopelessly in love *nod*

I was with my parents, aunt and cousin and the feeling is unanimous. We all want to go back next year (March, 4th apparently). More details tomorrow for I'm a bit sleepy right now.

Another amazing thing... I wrote a new fic today *gasp* Yeah, two fics in two days- hope it's not some kind of harbinger of doom *chews lower lip* Though we're still alive, so I suppose we're still safe?

Anyway, I wrote Part 2 of what became (as of today) the I Follow the Night mini series. Don't ask me when it happened, it just did. And if everything goes according to plan, a third part should be written sometime tomorrow as well- well sometime *today*. Though it'll depend on when I'll come back home, we'll see.

Apparently Whore!Blair and Docker!Jim (or whatever the hell he really does in this series of mine) were more alluring than I thought- I had to go back to them *g*

And I also worked with another WIP for Part2. One that was still in the same universe so I didn't change anything, which was damn practical as you can imagine. I just added four pages to the one I already had.

My WIPs are all gaining back their faith in me, I'm sure lol

Gotta go now, I have a belated bday to wish to someone, and I want an individual entry for her *g*

Comments

[porntestpilot.livejournal.com]

He sews curtains.

[castalie.livejournal.com]

If my AU!Jim Muse is reading this (since I assume you were talking about him), and if he decides to go on a strike in retaliation --don't forget that being my muse makes him French by association-- I'll hold you responsible.

I'm just saying.

[porntestpilot.livejournal.com]

I was talking about him, yes. Okay, do I get punished?

[castalie.livejournal.com]

Okay, do I get punished?

Well no. See, a punishment is supposed to be hated- not enjoyed. You shall not be punished... or well yes you are, in the sense you aren't.

Did you follow me here? I don't make much sense at past 3.00 am. In English nor in French if it makes you feel better *keels over*

[porntestpilot.livejournal.com]

Oh, I was thinking it was late for you to be up.

No, that made sense, I don't get any psuedo-sex. *pout*

Bon Soir?

[castalie.livejournal.com]

I was more or less sleeping on my keyboard when I replied to you, that's right lol

I knew you would see my point *g*

Bon Soir?

In last night's case --or this early morning-- bonne nuit was even more accurate than bonsoir, but bonsoir worked as well, yes *g*

[porntestpilot.livejournal.com]

*does not try French ever again* Which I'm lying about totally as I have that story to write.

Did you have keyboard marks on your face? Those amuse me.

*still pouting*

[castalie.livejournal.com]

Hey, that shouldn't stop you from trying French again, girl. You actually did good *g*

[porntestpilot.livejournal.com]

Thanks. I got a verb book so I might attempt to translate stuff before I send it. *dies of laughter*

[timian.livejournal.com]

You shall not be punished... or well yes you are, in the sense you aren't.

Oh. Now that was good. First rate evil, dude.

[castalie.livejournal.com]

First rate evil.

Dude, always the best for my buddies!

[babycakesin.livejournal.com]

*scratches head* what's Night of the Proms?

[castalie.livejournal.com]

C'est un *grand* spectable qui suit le principe de Quand la musique classique rencontre la pop music

Il y un véritable orchestre sur la scène, une chorale, un groupe de musique (pop, rock donc) et des artistes défilent tout au long de la soirée pour chanter, accompagnés de l'orchestre, par moment, on a just de la musique classique- ils jouent sur le mélange des styles. Ni la chorale, ni l'orchestre restent statiques durant le concert- ils bougent, ont des petites chorégraphies, il y a aussi des mini sketch *durant* certaines chansons/musiques... comme certains des percussionistes qui n'arretaient pas de 'se batter', entrant en compétion les uns avec les autres, et créant un spectacle à eux tout seul, pendant qu'ils se 'disputaient' ils continuaient à jouer, et tu aurais vu leur talent.. incroyable!

L'originalité est aussi l'interaction avec le public : on danse, sur place ou dans les allées (à un moment, on danse une valse par exemple, d'autres moments, des couples dansent sur un slow) on chante, on bat la musique, au début du spectacle ils distribuent de petites lumières, et on joue avec durant les chansons, musiques...

C'était incroyable *still bouncing* Je mettrais le programme dans mon LJ plus tard *g*