We’re getting ever closer to the very last day of this year. My longest vacation from work has been these two final weeks in December, and I have been enjoying them immensely. Sometimes you can actually forget what it’s like to lay around and feel bored. :)

On the other hand, I know what’s coming in January and February at work and those are the two worst months of the year. I suppose it’s smart of the Powers That Be to let us plebs recharge our batteries before we have to burn them out again in a ridiculously short span of time.

My only goals for the next few days are thus:
– add new chapter to The White Horse (50% there already, yay!)
– perform the yearly recap
– read space_wrapped stories
– contemplate the fandom

Also, yesterday I really really wanted to find a McSpirk story about the following. Do not think badly of me for this!

Summary:
Alpha/Omega universe. Bones is an omega (although most people mistakenly think he’s an alpha at first because of his personality). Jim and Spock are both alphas BUT somehow Jim, Spock, and Bones are in a relationship that works for them. Maybe Spock as a Vulcan is comfortable as either alpha or omega when properly bonded to someone, despite that his human side leans more toward alpha. Bones is really happy and in love with them both, except sometimes Jim and Spock knock heads in that alpha-way of theirs and then Bones is miserable. He tends to stay away during these times (it’s not like he can choose a side) and that makes him vulnerable to all the other unattached alphas that cross his path (think diplomatic meeting or something, y’all). Maybe people don’t believe it’s possible for an omega to have two alphas so Bones isn’t considered to be bonded. Now, Bones is a badass omega – in fact, omegas can be really badass in general if they have to be, i.e. Uhura and Chekov scare the living daylights out of crew members by simply smiling at them – and normally can fend off his would-be admirers. But wouldn’t you know it? There’s this one alpha who won’t take ‘no’ for an answer. Bones’ alphas don’t realize their omega is in serious trouble until it’s nearly too late.

Okay, I’ll shut up now.

Related Posts:

• The Fic Analysis – from September 17, 2014
• A Headcanon and Some News – from September 1, 2014
• Dear readers – from June 10, 2014
• Just An Update on Life: KLMeri – from June 7, 2014
• No, Brain! – from July 20, 2013