Congratulations!

Thanks!

I'm an F/Xer at heart and yet the best reception I've ever gotten has been for this little B/X fic I wrote one sunny Sunday morning! Plus, I'm getting positive feedback for another B/X fic (Give me the quiet life) - maybe I should consider switching ships? *grin*

Sellout! That's what they'll al scream. But i your ok with that, then I'd say go for it.

*grin* well it's only unti Rubywisp writes more of her fantastic X/Lindsey fics... That's definitly my favourite to read!

I think I can live with being a sell-out... maybe!

Of course, the F/X fic I'm also writing might be well received - I know two of my betas love it - so I could be a multi-shipper!

multi-shipper is just code for sellout who's afraid of being calle on it ;)

just kidding. You write so well you must write in many ships so more people can appreciate your writing. Especially willow/lindsey shippers. (That subtle enough for you?)

Subtlety, thy name is Alltherealice...

*grin*

I do actually have a little plot bunny which keeps jumping up and down trying to get my attention whilst wearing a "Willow & Lindsey 4eva!" t-shirt, so it might not be too much longer before it gets done! (see? flattery will get you anywhere!

Subtlety, thy name is Alltherealice...

Oooh. I like that. :) I'm going to steal it okay?

Course it's okay *sly grin* want it on an icon?

No!

Well... maybe.

Are there cute boys planned to be on this icon?

play your cards right and you never know...

Yay!

Maybe it's easier to write well about something that isn't your main 'ship? That is, when writing about 'your' 'ship, maybe it's too easy to allow the story to be influenced by what one wants to happen. Just a conjecture.

That's possible actually, it could be that when I write F/X I can see it as being the perfect pairing that I don't bother going into details whereas with B/X I have to convince myself so I elaborate more?

It's a thought.

Sho... how many times have I said you are a good writer? Huh?

I'm just glad other people are realising it. It gives me a warm fuzzy feeling when my friends are appreciated.

Thanks Jackie! Of course the problem is, I'm not good with getting complimented and it tends to throw me for a loop...

Expect the next part of WaDaDM in about a year then! *grin*

I just wanted to let you know that I love "What a Difference a Day Makes" and all your other fics for that matter. I hope you don't mind that I friended you.

Thank you sweetie! That means a lot to me - and of course I don't mind you friending me (heads off to repay the favour!)