Hello New People!

[teyla]

Since I started posting stabbed!Wilson, my f-list has grown a bit, which is nice. Now, I'd like to get to know y'all a bit better! :)

I'm gonna disclose some stuff about me under the cut. If you want to and feel like it, you're welcome to comment telling me about yourself. If you prefer not to and just hang out for the fic, though, that's fine with me, too :).


My real name is Martha, but on the internets I go by T'eyla. This nick is not a referal to SGA. SGA aired after I'd already gone by that name for more than a year.

I'm female, 21 and live in Germany. English is not my first language, which is the reason why you will occasionally find weird phrasings and mistakes in my entries. I try to keep my fic free of them, but I don't always succeed.

I'm in the first year of med school. Anatomy was insanely annoying, but the stuff we're doing now is shaping up to be more interesting, if terribly complicated. I will whine a lot about having to study and memorize stuff ^^.

I'm terribly lazy and procrastinate a lot. Which might be why I'm such a merciless spammer. The days I don't post to my LJ are rare.

Fandom-related, I'm active in House MD at the moment. I was active in Star Trek: Enterprise before (for four years! Zomg!); then I had a brief SGA interlude around Christmas '06. I didn't get around to writing anything for this fandom, but I have made one SGA vid ;). After that (March '07) I ended up in the House fandom. House/Wilson is my OTP, and I never rarely read anything else.

I do not share the all-fandom first time kink. I prefer established relationship fics (especially as far as writing fic is concerned). neery tells me that's a sign of being a sociopath ;).

I write a lot. I finish only a small part of all the fics I start writing. I will whine about that a lot, too. Oh, and getting concrit is the best thing about writing, so please, if you ever have anything concritty to say, don't hold back, please!

Aside from fandom, my free time activities are: web-design, reading (as in, reading books, not fanfic ;) ), playing the guitar, going to concerts, and as of recently, drawing (from time to time). Although my drawings are usually fandom related ^^.

My favorite band is Tool, and if you don't know them, you should totally go and get some of their music, liek now. They're amazing. I also like Metallica and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, and too many other bands to list them here.

My favorite food changes every day. Right now, I'd love to have a baked potato. With lots of sour cream. Mhmm... ^^.

Comments

[dangomango.livejournal.com]

Heh. Yes, it's a rather complicated language. All that "der, die, dass" stuff - I'm very glad it comes automatically to me ^^. LOL I feel the same way about English, which is why I get bummed when I mess up my Spanish, which happens with some frequency.
I tried to learn French, but it didn't work out. I've always wanted to try it, but I don't know if I could get the whole nasal tone French has to work. I'd probably sound like a cat with a hairball. *g*
So, out of the US, Canada, and England, what did you like and not like?

[teyla]

You mean, which country did I like best? Or what did I like/dislike about the countries each by itself?

I've always been a fan of the States. Not of the politics or anything like that, but of the country itself. So big, so many different people, so much cool and amazing nature, deserts, forests, mountains, sea, snow... it's so multi-sided. That's why I like the States best out of the three countries.

What I don't like about the States is obviously the government. I actually hate Bush on a very personal basis because he's screwing with the country that I have loved ever since I was old enough to articulate it and is making people hate it.

I loved Canada, too, though. Almost as much as the States, except for the fact that I hate cold weather. The perfect place for me to live would be the desert ;).

I stayed in England only for a week, so I can't say too much about this country. I absolutely loved Brighton. The atmosphere in that city is amazing.
I think what I wouldn't like about living in England is the fact that it's such a small country. Germany's small already, England is even smaller. And an island. I like my countries big, plz ;).

[dangomango.livejournal.com]

Heh. You same the same complaint about Canada I do-too cold by far. *g* Though I find their accents adorable.
And for some reason I can never remember that England is an island. I never picture it being that small, but it is.
What do you like about Germany? *g* (*full of curiosity*)