That feeling when you find a grammar mistake in your WIP, realize it's an issue throughout the entire story, then realize that it's probably an issue in most of your other stories, and if you could go back over all of them with a fine-tooth comb you would, but you can't, and it's not something you'd even care about when reading someone else's story, but knowing that it's just dotted through all your previous work drives you NUTS...
In better news, today we got blue skies and sunshine for the first time in at least a week. And writing, apart from grammar-related freakouts, has been going pretty well--just slowly. And I got two lovely Steve-&-Lucas-focused short fics for![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
fandomgiftbox , one from ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
sholio and one from a lovely anonymous writer! Also, I'll have to treat for a couple of exchanges if I can; I haven't signed up for any since summer but they're a bunch of intriguing prompts floating around, especially for trickortreatex .
In better news, today we got blue skies and sunshine for the first time in at least a week. And writing, apart from grammar-related freakouts, has been going pretty well--just slowly. And I got two lovely Steve-&-Lucas-focused short fics for
fandomgiftbox , one from sholio and one from a lovely anonymous writer! Also, I'll have to treat for a couple of exchanges if I can; I haven't signed up for any since summer but they're a bunch of intriguing prompts floating around, especially for trickortreatex .