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[sam_gamgee]

Random question of the day for those of you who watch "Angel" - what kind of dad do you think Lindsey would make?

Spent most of the day today down in the rehearsal room recording a rough copy of what the Jonathan - the violinist/composer (or is it composer/violinist?) was doing for The Glass Menagerie. While it was kind of long, it was still fun. Lots of giggling and jokes and whatnot. And I'm almost totally convinced now that the violin is a very cool instrument. The cast is really nice too.

Started reading that Dracula story, Regina. Only up to chapter 9, but very entertaining. And how said is it that every once in a while, I can actually "hear" Keanu's voice and see his mannerisms?

*Sigh* Really need to write. Maybe I'd actually have a fighting chance if this computer wasn't so slow loading pages. Well, that shall be my focus tomorrow instead of reading fic.

And I got some mail today! Yay! I got a little card from my Grammy. :0) And from my dad I got an article that was on one of the U of D pages that I was quoted in (which he had also emailed me and the rest of the family a link to, so go figure). He also sent me my 3rd film paper, R. I got another 23. So how much you want to bet what your score was? :0P

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Re: Lindsey? A Dad?

[sam-gamgee.livejournal.com]

Well, I never asked if he would be a good one. :0P Just because someone's evil doesn't mean that they can't be a "good" dad. I'm sure there's a bunch of mobsters or gang members or whoever who are at the very least on the shady side, who are good to their kids. And just because he has Evilness Credentials, it doesn't mean that he's still evil now (which is when this story's going to be set - end of S4). So who knows what's happened between when he's left and now. And who knows, maybe the possibility of a child will snap him out of it. (Not that I totally believe that, but it's not like I've had experience.) Mmm...love biscuit. :0) But thanks for giving me some perspective. And rambling's not necessarily bad. :0)

Yes, it is. I played it for a year in 4th grade and then for some reason switched to the clarinet in 5th grade. And definitely find a new teacher! Just because he's said he's going to tell the other teachers, doesn't mean they're going to listen.

Re: Lindsey? A Dad?

[spikesleman.livejournal.com]

Well, heck.

You asked what kind of a father we thought he'd be...my answer: not the greatest.

I know, mob bosses and assorted criminals, etc, *can* be fathers. I tend to think that they aren't the kind of father I'd want to have, though. Maybe it's the difference between just fathering children in the biological sense and *being* there for them in the emotional sense. I dunno.

Still, I don't think of fatherhood when I think of Lindsey. *grin* Ya gonna change my mind? Write it...I bet you can change my mind for me!

going now...headache...bleh

mary ann

Re: Lindsey? A Dad?

[sam-gamgee.livejournal.com]

I guess I got what I asked for, right? :0P

True, they pro'ly aren't the fathers that we'd want to have, but I still think that they could be as good to their kids as our dads were, and still be as shady as Hell.

And I am definitely going to try to change your mind! As soon as I a) finish the Gunn/Giles fic, b) do some research on Scottish folklore and other assorted stuff for my next fic, and c) get out my other tapes w/ Lindsey and possibly bring them back with me after I go home July 4th weekend.

I have just considered myself challenged! :0)

Re: Lindsey? A Dad?

[spikesleman.livejournal.com]

heheheheh

Go for it!

My mind is generally opem to change.

bye!
mary ann