please feel free to introduce yourselves to each other in comments!

[kaberett]

9. Are there two people on your reading list that you think should meet?

I am grumpily unconvinced by this one - I think public introductions are incredibly high-pressure and generally a rubbish thing to do to people - and even a list of people I think are awesome and worth subscribing to inevitably means I will miss people off. SO INSTEAD let us have a tiny subscription meme: introduce yourself in one alliterative sentence (if you feel like playing a game, and don't bother with the alliteration if you don't) and then feel free to expand (minus the alliteration) in conversation. I like it when you lot talk!

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I am teeth-grinding and nightmaring and insomnia-ing. Slightly to my surprise, this appears to be the form my pre-period mood crash is taking this month; "surprise" because I'm not used to it being this mild. On the downside, this means that back-of-enveloping it, I'm... kind of due to be in pain and misery during Finals, but hey, what can you do, if I'm lucky stress and the vagaries of a slightly irregular cycle will see me through, and if not I shall just take LOTS OF DRUGS.

Comments

[swaldman]

Simon the super-evolved simian sits in Scotland and studies the sustainable sequestration of satellite-forced streams.

(which means I work on tidal energy. I couldn't think of any better Ss.)

[pipisafoat]

That is super-impressive! I don't think I could alliteratively describe my field. (though it's an interesting challenge.)

[cxcvi]

How about sea swaying?

Also, having met you twice now, I can hear these words in your voice...