Writer's Block: Going the distance

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I don't think moving to another city would uproot my entire life. But yeah, I would. I'd move a lot farther than a city, for that matter.

Wow, I don't even remember the last time I did one of these. It was... a long time ago. I haven't even been using his journal very often, which is sort of a shame. I actually got a little concerned because some of the viruses lately have been passing me by, and I wasn't sure if it was just plain luck or because the community was getting ready to forget about me. Seriously, I was freaking out because something strange wasn't happening to me. That's not what I'd call healthy.

I should probably make sure not to bring any of that up at the next psych evaluation.

Comments

[parked]

So let me get this straight. If, hypothetically, I was seeing someone who I would hypothetically pack up my bags for, and I hypothetically didn't tell you, you would really go to Scotty and really badger him about it.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Yes.

[parked]

His name's Ianto.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Ianto as in Ianto who is Welsh and who commented when I made that post about the botany lab?

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That would be him.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

And you would move all the way to Wales for him?

That is very sappy, Hikaru.

[parked]

Wales in another universe. In the 21st century.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

That is even worse.

Next you will tell me you would move out into the Welsh countryside, and have a little cottage and lots of little Sulus running around.

[parked]

Chekov.

I'm not planning on getting Ianto pregnant.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

They would look just like you and have funny Welsh accents.

[parked]

No.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

And I would be their Uncle Pavel and take them to the park.

Are there parks in the Welsh countryside?

[parked]

I don't think Ianto would want to live in the country.

And I definitely don't think you are going to get to be the uncle of my hypothetical children, the way you're teasing me.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Then you can have a nice little apartment in the city.

[parked]

That's more like it.

No kids, though.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

Fine. No kids.

Just lots and lots of little plants.

[parked]

I do like having plants around.

Don't worry, I'll leave the man eating ones behind for you to keep.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

How very sweet and considerate of you, Hikaru.

[parked]

Only the best for my navigator.

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

I would take great care not to accidentally use a flamethrower on them.

[parked]

You better not. I won't be responsible for a genocide of plantlife.

[torchwoodteaboy]

I would just like to interject to say here that there will absolutely be no cottage in the countryside, and there will certainly be no children, especially any born by me. And for the record, just why would I be the wife and mother figure in all of this, exactly?

[wasinwentedin.livejournal.com]

I am not the one who suggested it would be you having the children.

That was all Hikaru.

[torchwoodteaboy]

You were the one who suggested there were children in the first place. You're not completely innocent here. You encouraged him.

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Because I don't have the hips.