Oh, I always feel so sad when I get emails telling me my stories have been out on 'alerts' or whatever they call it on fanfiction.net by other people because I know that even if I do ever update those fics (the possibility is low mind you), they are never going to be posted there. It's nice to know that people want sequels but I guess my vague sort of sadness just isn't going to be enough to make me post there again. Oh well.

Of course, it really intrigues me as well when a story of mine on ff.net gets favourited. I wonder just how that person came across it. Those fics are seriously years old and I haven't been to the site in the same amount of time. I'm assuming other people's favourite lists but the mystery is still intriguing enough to make me wonder.

'Cause I've been keeping track I know that I have read 22 books since the start of the year.

That's 5.5 books per month, 1.375 books per week, 0.196 per day if we want to get into meaningless statistics (like most are!).

That's not to mention all the fics...

My point here is that I should either a) should be able to write more (since you know, the more you read the more something or other you have... or something) or b) be able to ramble on about stories or writing (however useful that would be) more.

Hmm, I suspect that my general slackness probably has something to do with it but it's interesting to think about.