Thoughts of a late night knitter

I missed signing up for Yuletide :(

I know it's a little thing, but after the year I've had it's really disappointing.

With my computer being down, I had to wait till I got to work to sign-up and it being Monday and busy; I didn't get to my computer till 2 hours after sign-up.

Oh well. I made it a step closer this year and actually nominated my fandoms. So I'll start thinking about next year and edge ever closer!

Does anyone know if you can write treats if you're not signed up?

I'm still pondering the possibility of particpating in Yuletide. I've actually written and posted a couple of things this last month, so I'm cautiously optimistic...possibly :)

In the spirit of trying to figure out how Yuletide works, I've been watching the replies to this post which asks what people may nominate. So I've added my obscure list to the pile and post it here so I can find it again! :DD

Billabong series (Australian children's books)
1. Norah Linton
2. Jim Linton
3. Wally Meadows
4. Brownie

To say nothing of the dog by Connie Willis
1. Ned Henry
2. Verity Kindle
3. Lady Schrapnell
4. Princess Arjumand

Rush (Australian TV series)
1. Stella
2. Kerry
3. Josh
4.

Others I'd love to nominate or see - An infamous army - Georgette Heyer, Moonlight TV series, Robin of Sherwood TV series, Straight by Dick Francis

I'm slowly reading my way through the Yuletide offerings and as usual I start with Shakespeare and Hamlet.

Check out This above all - to thy own self be true, Hamlet/Horatio. I love the use of the language here and Horatio's thoughts behind the action of the play.

Keeping watch, Horatio/Marcellus. The story is post the play and told from Macellus' POV. Beautiful stuff :D