. . . and someone said "No, THAT'S Clark Gable"

Daisy was flipping through travel sites online.

Oooo. She should go to Istanbul. . . .

[ooc: open, yadda yadda]

Daisy is flipping through a book of old celebrities.

Reaped that one, knew the guy who reaped that one, dated that one, that one was a total diva. . . .

She was most certainly interruptable.

Daisy was craving waffles.

Now, if only Kiffany made cross-country in-office deliveries. . . .

[ooc: open for whatever!]

Daisy was watching Samantha. The original, not the remake.

Interrupt her, if you dare. . . .

Daisy was outside in a big fluffy pink faux fur coat and little pink boots, building a fairy princess castle out of legos she found in the TARDIS (which were all Barry White colors, but that was okay), and wondering where she might get her hands on a decent set of dolls.

For now, she has two sticks. The stick with the dead leaf on the end is the girl stick. It talks with in an exaggerated falsetto. The other stick is the boy stick and it talks is a very low, grumbly voice.

At the moment, it seems as though the two sticks are sitting at a restaurant called Der Wafflehaus, and the boy-stick is trying to tell the girl-stick what to do, but the girl-stick is saying no, she wants to go shopping instead of looking for people who are about to die, today, thanks. . . .

[ooc: ooooooooooooooooooopen]

Daisy was brainstorming things for her student mentorees to do for her. So far, her idea was to have them stage manage a production . . . but that would require her organizing a production and ewwwwww.

And yes, brainstorming totally involved ordering flowers to be sent to herself tomorrow by a "secret admirer". Doesn't it for you?

[ooc: open, Daisy will be having more frequent office hours from now on, assuming I manage to remember to post them. . . .]

"Happy no-longer-January, people," Daisy was looking more awake for this class than usual. "I thought today we could take a look at what happens when you get multiple versions of the same written work. And what better way to do that than to take what is considered to be one of the greatest works in English literature: Amleth."

( cut cause the mun went kinda nuts on the reference links )

[ooc: ocd's a comin'. OCD is there, omg! Links are to Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, IMDb, YouTube, the miscellaneous sites that host some of the weird web versions, and lastly, my own server. Some links include sound. Handwaving is always an option. Please remember to meta.]

Daisy was in her office after class, flipping through the first Barry Plodder book and looking a bit bored.

[ooc: open, she's here between second period and lunch]

Hi people! Just a quick info thingy to let you know what's up with this whole "Film and Lit" in a Fandom context thing:

Essentially? This is a chance to discuss fandoms of varying sorts in a totally meta context, under the pretense of talking about the differences between film and written (either novel or comic) version. So far, I'm thinking metas of Harry Potter, Hamlet, and BtVS (should characters from those Fandoms not mind) for class subjects. Any other suggestions are welcome.

And a TA would be lovely. This would be very low key, methinks, possibly maybe once taking on a class if RL gets in the way for me.

Daisy had the lyrics sheet to "The Christians and the Pagans" in front of her, as well as her role sheet and a copy of a murder mystery play. She had a lot of work to do today to get ready for the end of the semester.

She was bored and completely botherable.

And, she realized with a start, she'd completely forgotten to cast Amber's aunt. Right. She'd need some unsuspecting victim volunteer from the student body, then. She kept her eye on her door and waited for someone to pass by.

[ooc: Amber's aunt role for them what knows who they (used as a general singular pronoun) are. Open, otherwise!]