Oh, ugh

So, yesterday was a total wipe-out. Weird migraine resulting in a bit of a headache with a whole ton of nausea and vertigo. Oddly, I stayed home from work. In fact, all I really achieved was sleeping until 11am and then napping in my recliner until 6pm, waking up just long enough to see Nadal get beaten out of Wimbledon because my Mum knew that I'd want to see that and chortle.

The sleeping and napping was impressive bearing in mind how damn noisy the house was. We've got guys doing a ton of work on the outside of the house and the vacant lot across from my house is finally being built on. Yesterday was foundation pouring day. Plus my neighbours two doors down had their driveway widened.

Apparently I was really in need of sleep because I slept through all that.

Today I'm feeling better, although still experiencing odd moments when the world is suddenly at a 90 degree angle from me. At least it's Mum's day with the car so she could drive me to work.

Weird, weird migraine.

And because it's the day before a long weekend and I was sick yesterday and most of my colleagues are out today, I have nothing to do.

Nothing.

Nada.

Nope. I'm the useless cog here.

So I've spent the day thinking up merchandise that the Avengers will hate (Natasha wins with the Black Widow Barbie so far) and ways to torture their PR manager. It's a lot of fun :-D

I'm really looking forward to writing the moment that the PR manager quits. Disney. Polluting of childhood memories. Her breakdown will be beautiful, I promise.

And then it's back to 5 Things because I may finally be unblocked on that. Of course, I'm unblocked just as the Tour de France starts and I lose much of my free-time to watching cycling. Hmm.

Fic etiquette question

If, say, an author had written a fic with a "McGuffin made them do it" sort of plot, fully intending it to be a ridiculous one-shot, and then realized that the insane crack fic about the PR manager that has to deal with that stuff when it goes public that she was writing was, in some ways, a follow up to it, would it be appropriate to call it a series?

And if an author did that, what in heck would she call it?

Because I think that I've done that.

And, for any AO3 users out there, is is possible to retroactively add a fic to a series without reposting that fic?