I've totally had "OMG I can't wait to post that" moments, which is really more anticipating than fantasizing, or been at a movie wishing there was a watch and post, which - okay, fair cop on that one.

In both those cases, it's NSM "I can't wait to get online" as "I can't wait to tell other Buffistas." Which is different (in my head, anyway).

I personally wouldn't count future planning about what to do online-- like telling my mom last night that I'll buy plane tickets today-- as the type of fantasizing the test is asking after.

I've had enough "I wish I could blog this!" moments (sometimes I do blog it, just like I thought, and sometimes I can't) to call it fantasising. Not to mention things I'd love to photograph and share online because I know just how people would react, but can't.

Having written LJ posts in my head on the drive home, I did have to answer "occasionally".

What she said.

So, me? Almost employed.

Yay Emily!

(I think)

Yay Emily!!!!

Have the House fans seen this filk? (It's to "I've Got A Theory")

Sidebar link from Jessica's: Monkeys like porn/

It's not my internet obsession that's the problem there.

Amen. I'm quite confident in my ability to put off scrubbing the bathroom or kitchen floors in favor of reading, drawing, watching TV, or napping with no internet capability required.

(I think)

Yup! For a variety of reasons, they ended up down two teachers in April. They got two long-term subs, but one of them just quit, so they're in sudden need of someone to take those classes. They're spreading them out, but it would mean giving my cooperating teacher classes during the times when I'm teaching his classes (when he should legally at least be available to supervise). So they've decided to hire me as a longterm sub, put me actually in charge of three of the classes I already have, and give me two more. For actual folding money! Yay!

I'm not out of money quite yet, but I only had about another month in me, so this is a good time for it.