It finally feels like Christmas which is nice. I had a few drinks on Friday and it was pretty cool (while still embarrassing in places), but I was knackered before I started. Yesterday (Saturday) was mainly sitting around playing Fallout 3 and today hasn’t been much different! I have had a chance to do a bit thinking about my story though. I have an annotated manuscript back from one of our group and it is awesomely helpful - now I can fix things that are broken and/or aren’t as clear as they could be in my story. Despite the fact that I was feeling pretty crappy after giving it out (I rushed to get it out the door and… well I’m gonna stop going on about it, cos that’s not helping!) Long and short is - the feedback made me feel pretty good and now I’m happy to go back and edit things.

Today I’ve also been reading my book on Space Travel (thanks again S!) which is helpful for details and ideas on how to get my new blog (one of two) “Nivellensem Dreams” off the ground. This’ll be, for lack of a better explanation, the diary of a spaceman. It’ll be Sci-fi in the vein of Firefly and its cinema follow-up Serenity (which if you haven’t seen, are bloody good!).

Hells bells, you may as well watch the film trailer. It’s so good it makes me want to watch the film again! Here you go:

- Yeah?! Hell yeah! Here’s a spot of Johnny Cash and Mama Cass to wind down with:

I’m so good to you.

Well it’s nearly Christmas, which will be nice (hopefully). I’ve been working on getting a bunch more content up on Dwardus Prime, like the gallery pages and bits of Vika Noir.

We all met up on Sunday (the writer’s group I’m in) for a bit of a catch up session and to discuss our writing, which was great. I’ve got a few new ideas (not all of them mine!) for things to try out - mostly online things that I’ll blog about here. I’m hoping to have Sisters Noir, my online cinema project up soon, but the Love in the Time of Zombies site won’t be flashing until into 2009 (probably a blessing!)

I’ll probably do a couple of blogs before Christmas, but just in case I forget, have a very Merry Christmas and a prosperous start to 2009!