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This is the journal of Lady Christina de Souza. If you need to reach myself or my writer, just comment and one of us will get back to you.

If you are a member of the law enforcement community, please hold your breath until I get back to you.

So long!

You can only push someone so far, before they push back...

Thank you to those who voted for Lady Christina at those Arpea Awards. I appreciate it very much.

Please don't forget to nominate your favorite muses over at thetammyawards. If you don't nominate your friends, who will????

San Diego Museum of Art

RP exclusive to tr2_sheridan

"I'm not sure what happened, but..."

The headset in Christina's ear suddenly crackled and fell silent. Bloody hell. She fought back any panic she might feel, There were a few reasons why Robbie would suddenly go silent on her, as she was hanging upside down in the middle of a museum, with a very rare and valuable piece of art slash alien tech in her arms.

Of course...none of those reasons were good.
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I know I owe both prompts and reps with Christina, but I have been in and out of the ER since Wedmesday.

Please bear with me.

I'm keeping this fairly cryptic. If you need clarification, PM me, and I'll elaborate.

1. Due to some "appropriations" of my material, I will be locking everything but the Sheridan storyline.

2. I removed friends list folks who don't friend in return.

3. I've been tied of up real life stuff, I hope to be back in gear tomorrow.

That is all.

Go to Google image search and type in your name. Post an image from the first page of results along with your commentary about that image.

The Doctor Oh, yes. He was confused and I was trying to reassure him. Haven't seen him in quite a while. The man is clever, but quite mad, not to mention whiny and emo.

Sorry everyone. This week has been insane, with both real life and online stuff going kaplooey.

I hope to catch up this weekend.

(Part of a plotline with tr2_sheridan.)

The one thing about meeting contacts in a strip club was that they were frequently distracted, and not quite on the ball. This, of course, gave her a decided advantage in the game. Further, it wasn't difficult to bribe a girl, or several girls, to pile on a bloke if he should try to follow her. All in all, these places were an advantage for her, and Christina was loathe to forgo any advantage that might be allowed in the game.
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Never go for the obvious. Some might choose red, or some other flash that will catch the eye of coppers. Not me.

For my special vehicle, I sent for the newest, classiest, swankiest car. It's about breeding, speed, elegance and class, not flash.

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Talk to us about the process you go through when you decide to take on a new muse. Are you a planner? A researcher who needs to know everything and anything about the muse you are getting ready to allow into your headspace? Or are you one of those who sees a muse and dives right in , caught up in a moments excitement or the thrill of doing something new? If you are the type who gravitates to OC's, what steers you along that course? Is it the desire to inhabit a favorite universe but only live on the fringe, or is it the draw to a particular place and time in history? Talk to us, we're listening.

Yes to all of the above.

Actually, I have two different sorts of processes in selecting a muse. If it's an OC, I tend to research them fairly well before picking them up, and I also tend to decide if they are a primary or supporting muse.

With canon muses, it's a bit of a hit and miss. I do tend to try on new characters, like trying on new clothes. Some fit, and wear well, and some have to go back to the rack, because they just don't work out. I am very clear with writing partners about this, and until a muse has settled into my brainspace, I don't get involved in heavy duty RP storylines with anyone, because it's unfair to other writers.

Christina, here, was one of the most organic muses I've picked up, in that she just took up residence and hasn't shut up since then. I do find that those are the ones that not only last, but they are very strong. Alexa was that way, and Cody Jean was. And, as much as I like new shiney, like everyone else, there has to be a story there that intrigues me, and I have to be able to write without a lot of outside expectations.

I do write primarily in another game, and sometimes I bring those muses here, but that seems to backfire on me, because it's very difficult to play a muse in one world and then try to do something else with them in another. If the character is in angst there, it tends to bleed over. I also never, never, NEVER create or take on a muse with pre-planned or preconceived notions of shipping or romance, because it never works. The muse has to stand on it's own, and endure, before I will engage in a relationship with other people's muses.

1. Busy
2. Flattered
3. Amused

San Diego Museum of Art
San Diego, California, United States

Crossing the pond had seemed like a very good plan to Christina. MI-6 would undoubtedly be looking for her, and they would put Interpol on the case. Far better to get out of town, have a bit of sunshine. The choice of where to go was ruled by a purely random choice of a spot for a bit of fun.

Not really.
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You Act Like You Are 27 Years Old

You are a twenty-something at heart. You feel like an adult, and you're optimistic about life. You feel excited about what's to come... love, work, and new experiences. You're still figuring out your place in the world and how you want your life to shape up. The world is full of possibilities, and you can't wait to explore many of them.

Really? Must be all that blue in the blood.

Your Supervillain Name is Piercing Wolf

Muhahahaha!

Is that bad?