I'm finding being imaginary quite liberating, actually
It is all sorts of fun, being fictional.
Plan what to do, what to wear (you can never go wrong with a corset), and get ready for the next BuffistaCon: Madison, WI from June 20-22 2008! Official website.
I'm finding being imaginary quite liberating, actually
It is all sorts of fun, being fictional.
It is. Solves all sorts of dillemas.
Aside to Jilli: Thessaly was all sorts of excited at the prospect of doing the Salem Witch House with you, if things end up there.
It is. Solves all sorts of dillemas.
Doesn't it? Reacting to problems not with "Ohgodohgod, what should I do?!" but with "So, what would move the plot along?" is much more satisfying.
Oooh, Salem Witch House.
"So, what would move the plot along?"
EXACTLY!!!
Oooh, Salem Witch House.
I've not been yet, but it's one of her favorite things. Evidently terribly,wonderfully over the top with a giant red pentegram on the floor of the living room.
I've met Victor, so he's not imaginary. I've also met Thessaly and can report that she's (a) sexy (b) brilliant (c) made of talent and (d) has excellent taste in coiffeur.
Am I misremembering, or weren't Victor and Thessaly at Kristin's CT send off? In which case, numerous Buffistas can attest to their not-imaginaryness.
As if physical reality were any indicator or not of imaginary-ness pft.
Having met Victor, I can say for certain that he is definitely not real. He's pretty cool for an imaginary friend, though.
My tongue was very much in cheek. I've spent a ton of time with Victor and Lea and adore them in all their reality.
ETA:
As if physical reality were any indicator or not of imaginary-ness pft.
This! This was what I was getting at.
Reacting to problems not with "Ohgodohgod, what should I do?!" but with "So, what would move the plot along?" is much more satisfying.
!!!
This is an excellent idea. I shall be adopting this strategy.
I've spent a ton of time with Victor and Lea and adore them in all their reality.
As we adore you.
I've met a surprising amount of Buffistas for a hermitlike, workaholic imaginary person who doesn't get out much.