I've had a change of dreams, I'm coming home

btw it still exists ˆˆ

here's the written out link:

Reminder that this weekend downtown New Orleans will simultaneously host GalaxyCon, Naughty N'awlins, the American School Counselor Association Annual Conference, and the Running of the Bulls. That's roughly 30,000 superheroes, 3,000 swingers, 5,000 counselors, and hundreds of people voluntarily being chased by roller derby skaters dressed as bulls.

The overlap of those worlds is where the real magic happens. It is entirely possible that somewhere in the French Quarter, Batman and Catwoman will successfully recruit Ms. Jones from some place called Crabapple Middle School to be their third, moments before all three instinctively scatter as a roller derby skater dressed as a bull rounds the corner.

Audience member: Do you have any bands or musicians that have motivated you in acting?

Liz: I am definitely a 60’s and 70’s rock girl. For Juliet, I listened to some really ruff stuff for her I probably shouldn’t say. She’s so chaotic that I need that crazy music. I listened to a lot of Nine Inch Nails with her. With Sawyer I listened to country music! I told him and he was like good little bird! He’d come into my trailer with his jeans and no shirt and I’d say honey this is wasted on me (laughs). And Josh would say alright little bird let’s sing!

Jo: He called you little bird?

The Fifth annual summer prompt challenge for Lost (TV 2004) is happening now! Submit prompts through September 22, 2026. Claim and fill prompts any time. All characters, relationships, spice level, etc. are welcome! (as long as it's related to Lost)

No obligation - feel free to add prompts but not claim any, or claim but not prompt. Anonymous prompts are also accepted.

Please add works to the Lost Summer 2026 collection at A03.

First of all, I'm tired of fat characters always having storylines about their weight and/or eating. The show managed to focus an entire episode on Hurley and the discovery of the food in the Swan earlier in the season ("Everybody Hates Hugo") without it being about him wanting to eat a lot. But now suddenly it's a huge problem?

Libby trying to get Hurley to exercise pisses me off, as does her encouraging him to waste food that the other survivors could eat (since at this point they don't know about the supply drop).

And there are so many contradictory sentiments about Hurley's weight in both the flashbacks and the on-island story. Dr. Brooks assures Hurley that the deck collapsing wasn't due to his size, but at the same time he's putting him on a diet.

Then we have Libby telling Hurley how much she likes him the way he is, but when he asks if he can change she tells him yes. Which is it? You like him how he is now or you think he needs to lose weight?

The flashbacks seem to connect Hurley's mental illness to overeating, but Hurley tells Dave that after he accepted he wasn't real, he "got better." And that obviously didn't require him losing weight.

Cece, the guardian and protector of Dendera Temple, Egypt