...instead of the update on graduating, the pregnancy, Wondercon, or Hawai'i I should be posting...but hell, I'm still IN Hawai'i, I'm on vacation, and I want to do this. ^_^

Think of up to 10 ships you support. Give descriptions for each character rather than names and have your followers guess as many as they can. Fandom hints will be given in ( Read more... )

For honest_illusion:

( Would Seven and Nine do a good job planning world domination? )

Swiped from caffienekitty. A selection of Catmas carols, for your entertainment. Enjoy!

Comment here with "Trick or treat!" and, well. You know the drill.

Well, three. Whatevs.

This one's for archea2, who prompted:

It's very late so the only question coming up to my mind is Numbers 1 and 15 dance a tango together. Why and what are the consequences?

( May I have this dance? )

These are for donutsweeper, who prompted:

14 and 3 sit down for tea. It does not go well.

2 meets an alternative version of themself.

6 gets hurt in the stupidest, most inane way possible. No one laughs.

( Tea, Dammit! )

Finally, FINALLY, I'm writing again, and since I have a bunch of mini-prompts from that meme back in May, I'm going to start on those.

igrockspock prompted me with:

1. #7 and #12 fight a zombie invasion together.
2. #8 and #1 get into a fist fight. What's the fight about, and who wins?
3. #2 and #11 have a drink together.

( John and Mycroft vs. Zombies! )

Stolen from igrockspock: Give me a character's name and I will tell you three reasons why it would be terrible to try to date them, have sex with them, or be in a long-term relationship with them.

Instead of the ridiculous amount of catching up on LJ I have to do. I know I don't get much traffic here, but I thought I'd toss this up on the off chance that somebody would prompt something I could write REALLY quick, since my sad little series has taken an extreme back burner to school and work and reading other people's fic and D3 (OH DEAR GODS ( Read more... )

If I made Cinderella, the audience would immediately
be looking for a body in the coach. Alfred Hitchcock

When I write a story, what do readers immediately look for?

(Not that I write much...but I'm curious to know if I've developed tells.)