No No WriMo

I'd been debating actually doing NaNoWriMo this year but not only did I decide not to, I also decided not to do MiniNaNo, either. I decided that instead of writing this month, I want to be off the computer by 8:00 in the evening (weekdays, anyway) unless I'm listening to music or watching movies. My Netflix list is backed up, and I haven't done any cross stitch and very little crochet in a year. I have a stack of unread magazines and I want to read a few more books before school starts in January. I need to do a bunch of mending! I have buttons missing and seams that need stitching and I always forget about them until I want to wear whatever garment needs the work and then I don't have time to make the repair. I also have a couple more things to do before orientation in December. So instead of writing in my spare time this month, I intend to do all those other things I used to do before I started spending all evening, every evening, on the computer. I miss needlework! Though not mending . . . can't really blame that one on computer time. Next year, though - well, probably not NaNoWriMo, since I'll still be in school - but I'll likely be back to MiniNaNo. And I might do some writing this month, I'm just not committing to a word count.

Looking for Fic

Apparently a vow to spend less time on the computer doesn't make me want to read fanfic any less! (But I can put that on the e-book reader and read it in bed before I go to sleep.) So I really like post-apocalyptic fiction and disaster movies. (I'm looking forward to the new 2012 movie - I don't mind if a movie's bad as long as the disasters look cool.) I've really been wanting to read post-apocalyptic fic for Due South (especially with Ray K) and for Starsky & Hutch. Buffy, The Sentinel, and Highlander would be ok, too, but my first choices are DS and S&H. (Star Trek, Xena, and Pirates of the Caribbean don't strike me as really good backgrounds for post-apocalyptic fic - but if anyone knows of something really good set in any of those universes, feel free to rec.) Supernatural would be ok too, but I don't read a lot in that 'verse. Anyone have any good recs? I've googled but haven't found much that way. Of course I suspect it's not a particularly popular genre....

Could I have any more parentheses!!