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May I say I adore bananas! XD; The herbal tea did nothing for me, and neither did the ginger snaps. But when I finally was able to have a banana, the cramps lessoned almost immediately! **cuddles bananas.**
I've been listening to With You repeatedly again and I've decided to write a special fic just for that song. Ghosts in the Night will be kind of the prototype for that fic, as it will contain some of the same elements: Alister dying and Valon and Raphael trying to deal with it, but it will be different enough that I don't think there will be complaints. With You will focus more on the emotional healing process, which I didn't really touch on in Ghosts in the Night (its main focus during the scenes with Valon and Raphael was Valon's insistance on refusing to believe that Alister was dead). I keep having this incessant urge to write a fic like this and to do role-plays like it and I don't think the urge will begin to go away until I write the thing.
Also, the manner in which Alister "died" will be different. In this fic, he will have sacrificed himself for Valon. With You will, hence, also be an elaboration of I Miss You. I have this scene in my mind and have had it there for a few days now, in which they're all involved in a fight with some criminals on a cliff. Alister is repeatedly shot (or something to that effect) and falls overboard into the vicious water below. Valon knows that happened and he saw it, but he was badly hurt too and when he wakes up back home, with Raphael watching over him, he doesn't remember it at first. When Raphael reminds him, Valon becomes highly distraught. I think the thought that someone died saving him might distress and confuse him a lot more than if the person just died in an accident.
Sting's Message in a Bottle still makes me think of Raphael. XD; **cuddles song.** I love Sting's music.
You know, I'm actually considering keeping RealRhapsody when the trial runs out. XD; There's so many songs that I'd like to have for keeps that I can't find anywhere else. And I can't possibly buy all the CDs that have all these various songs. I'm already planning that my next CD purchases will be from Kathryn Grayson's website. I love her singing! She's the female lead in The Desert Song. **nod.** And I can't find her music on RealRhapsody.
I am so morbid. . . . I am completely obsessed with the scenario of someone dying, especially to protect someone else. I'm always looking for songs with those ideas. Well, I've been obsessed with that kind of thing for a while, but lately that obsession has flaired up even more. One of my absolute favorite scriptures is the one that says "Greater love hath no man than this: that he would lay down his life for his friends." Of course, when I write and role-play those scenarios, I love the character so much that I can't really kill him off. XD; Whoever it is always must come back.
I've been listening to With You repeatedly again and I've decided to write a special fic just for that song. Ghosts in the Night will be kind of the prototype for that fic, as it will contain some of the same elements: Alister dying and Valon and Raphael trying to deal with it, but it will be different enough that I don't think there will be complaints. With You will focus more on the emotional healing process, which I didn't really touch on in Ghosts in the Night (its main focus during the scenes with Valon and Raphael was Valon's insistance on refusing to believe that Alister was dead). I keep having this incessant urge to write a fic like this and to do role-plays like it and I don't think the urge will begin to go away until I write the thing.
Also, the manner in which Alister "died" will be different. In this fic, he will have sacrificed himself for Valon. With You will, hence, also be an elaboration of I Miss You. I have this scene in my mind and have had it there for a few days now, in which they're all involved in a fight with some criminals on a cliff. Alister is repeatedly shot (or something to that effect) and falls overboard into the vicious water below. Valon knows that happened and he saw it, but he was badly hurt too and when he wakes up back home, with Raphael watching over him, he doesn't remember it at first. When Raphael reminds him, Valon becomes highly distraught. I think the thought that someone died saving him might distress and confuse him a lot more than if the person just died in an accident.
Sting's Message in a Bottle still makes me think of Raphael. XD; **cuddles song.** I love Sting's music.
You know, I'm actually considering keeping RealRhapsody when the trial runs out. XD; There's so many songs that I'd like to have for keeps that I can't find anywhere else. And I can't possibly buy all the CDs that have all these various songs. I'm already planning that my next CD purchases will be from Kathryn Grayson's website. I love her singing! She's the female lead in The Desert Song. **nod.** And I can't find her music on RealRhapsody.
I am so morbid. . . . I am completely obsessed with the scenario of someone dying, especially to protect someone else. I'm always looking for songs with those ideas. Well, I've been obsessed with that kind of thing for a while, but lately that obsession has flaired up even more. One of my absolute favorite scriptures is the one that says "Greater love hath no man than this: that he would lay down his life for his friends." Of course, when I write and role-play those scenarios, I love the character so much that I can't really kill him off. XD; Whoever it is always must come back.
