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Thank you all so much for your enthusiasm and support for graduate_maria. I'll post periodic updates and let you know when the bidding is open. Also, if you've sent me a message with questions, I'll get back to you by end of day.

Internet powers activate. James Moran is looking for a soldier he met on a flight in 2006. You see, he owes the man a drink.

Safehouses for LGBT Iraqis have been raided, and those found tortured and often murdered. This has been going on for a while, and the allied forces there continue to ignore it.

The Queen returns to Wimbledon.

A swarm of bees is trying to break into a bank.

Last night on Angel Wesley dumped Lilah and I feel awful about it. But more than that, I'm like "the only reason the incredibly abrupt choices people make on this show are justifiable is because they are all remarkably mentally ill." Also, I feel like way too much of the narrative relies on jealousy both with Gunn/Fred/Wesley and with Angel/Cordy/Connor, and in the endless stuff RTD stole from this show, I'm glad he didn't steel that.

I'm way more of an Angel person than a Buffy person, but last night I was really glad to get back to Buffy. The wish girl in the closet was devastating, and D'Hofran's price was cleverly executed. I also liked that we returned to a bit of the musical episode with Anya singing. Is this what Glee is like? I don't feel like I'm interested, but do people burst into song?

Do you want to meet up with me in London? Poll/logistics under the cut.

[Poll #1583698]

Comments

[coneyislandbaby]

Yes, Glee characters do burst into song, it is very much in the style of a musical movie and the musical episodes of other shows I've seen (I can't remember the Buffy one very well). I can't entirely rec it for many reasons (I love it, but I understand the problems people have with it and respect them) but yes, that is what it's like.