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me thinking about writing an mdzs fic about mo xuanyu: it's going to be about mxy's parasocial relationship with wwx :)
me doing the mdzs canon review and writing the first 2k of an mxy fic: so it's going to be about mxy's trauma and disconnection
anyway his parasocial relationship with wwx is defs still going to be an aspect of this fic, but it's like. because of the *gestures to how much everything sucks for mxy in canon*
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it occurs to me that more people might be interested in this! if you want an rss feed for all my public bookmarks on my linkding, you can use this url: https://linkding.aviansoph.com/feeds/shared
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part of my problem in learning to recognize bird songs, I think, is that the usual mnemonics that get shared rarely sound to me like they're related to the bird's song! even the ones that are so well known the bird is named for it! I think partly it's that the length of the syllables is often all wrong, and partly that within a syllable the tonal movement is in an unexpected direction.
"pewee" no it's "pee-uhhhh-wee". and "phoebe" is "whew-bleh". the names feel so misleading to me. I've finally learned these two songs though!
but I haven't yet figured out how to hold in my head so many of the others. like the common yellowthroat, often said to have a song that goes wichety-wichety-wichety, but the middle syllable of each wichety is the longest syllable! and looking at "wichety" I cannot hold the proper rhythm in my head, for whatever reason! and others are even worse!
I will accept chickadee though. they got that one right.
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I am not the kind of person who speeds up audio playback on podcasts, I need more time to digest what I'm hearing, but for the first time I have discovered a podcast where I have to slow down the standard playback speed to be able to keep up mentally with the speed the host throws things at the listener!
it's called re:adapted, and it's a very interesting new podcast about stories that get adapted again and again and again, with the first season focusing on phantom of the opera. I'm enjoying listening to the things it says! but my brain does not move as fast as the host can talk!!
me thinking about writing an mdzs fic about mo xuanyu: it's going to be about mxy's parasocial relationship with wwx :)
me doing the mdzs canon review and writing the first 2k of an mxy fic: so it's going to be about mxy's trauma and disconnection
anyway his parasocial relationship with wwx is defs still going to be an aspect of this fic, but it's like. because of the *gestures to how much everything sucks for mxy in canon*
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it occurs to me that more people might be interested in this! if you want an rss feed for all my public bookmarks on my linkding, you can use this url: https://linkding.aviansoph.com/feeds/shared
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part of my problem in learning to recognize bird songs, I think, is that the usual mnemonics that get shared rarely sound to me like they're related to the bird's song! even the ones that are so well known the bird is named for it! I think partly it's that the length of the syllables is often all wrong, and partly that within a syllable the tonal movement is in an unexpected direction.
"pewee" no it's "pee-uhhhh-wee". and "phoebe" is "whew-bleh". the names feel so misleading to me. I've finally learned these two songs though!
but I haven't yet figured out how to hold in my head so many of the others. like the common yellowthroat, often said to have a song that goes wichety-wichety-wichety, but the middle syllable of each wichety is the longest syllable! and looking at "wichety" I cannot hold the proper rhythm in my head, for whatever reason! and others are even worse!
I will accept chickadee though. they got that one right.
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I am not the kind of person who speeds up audio playback on podcasts, I need more time to digest what I'm hearing, but for the first time I have discovered a podcast where I have to slow down the standard playback speed to be able to keep up mentally with the speed the host throws things at the listener!
it's called re:adapted, and it's a very interesting new podcast about stories that get adapted again and again and again, with the first season focusing on phantom of the opera. I'm enjoying listening to the things it says! but my brain does not move as fast as the host can talk!!
