*hugs* How're things with you? Have you moved by now, or are you in the pa(ni)cking process?
I'm glad you liked that line :)
It is (especially when you've had the experience of one trying to poison you!), but "learning from experience" and "Jack Armstrong" don't really go together. He's lucky he's got Georgina to watch his back, really.
That prompt had me stumped for a while (especially because it's one of those lines where the sentence continues after the break), then Pippin came into my head and made it work - so I'm glad you liked it!
:) Adorable was the aim! (You and R are adorable too, you know? :) )
That would be Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, australian tv drama about a lady detective in 1920s Melbourne. I enjoy detective series, as you may have noticed - and one of our channels broadcasts loads of them! This one's really good. It's based on a book series - I've only read the first and a bit of the second (my mum's pinched the Kindle *grumpy*), but they're good. Not Agatha Christie level (I actually solved the first one! lol), but fun.
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Date: 2013-08-23 04:15 am (UTC)I'm glad you liked that line :)
It is (especially when you've had the experience of one trying to poison you!), but "learning from experience" and "Jack Armstrong" don't really go together. He's lucky he's got Georgina to watch his back, really.
That prompt had me stumped for a while (especially because it's one of those lines where the sentence continues after the break), then Pippin came into my head and made it work - so I'm glad you liked it!
:) Adorable was the aim! (You and R are adorable too, you know? :) )
That would be Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries, australian tv drama about a lady detective in 1920s Melbourne. I enjoy detective series, as you may have noticed - and one of our channels broadcasts loads of them! This one's really good. It's based on a book series - I've only read the first and a bit of the second (my mum's pinched the Kindle *grumpy*), but they're good. Not Agatha Christie level (I actually solved the first one! lol), but fun.