Dear France,

Good luck today.

Not-really-love,

Jess.

I think I've just had one of the best weekends of my entire life.

To sit, and write about it will take me hours, so for now, while I plan my monster post, and catch up with everything, I want to thank everyone for making this so absolutely amazing. More specifically though I want to thank you individually for:

elwon  for the party room, and the snacks, ( Read more... )

... scored their ultimate victory : they are better at cooking than us we, the self-proclaimed kings of nosh."

I read this article this morning, and had to laugh.

So, looks like, statistically, we are better cooks than the French.
o3o

(That being said, I like how this is pulled out after the weekend where we lost in the Rugby to France. "Okay, okay ( Read more... )

Characters: Most of Europe
Rating: Well, there's no sex, and no real violence, so apart from bad language, it's floating around the 13+ area at best.
Pairings: None. It's really not that sort of fic, since the whole thing is about shifting alliances. Slight leaning towards Austria/ Hungary, England/ Prussia, England/ Portugal, England/ France, France ( Read more... )

Ack, so...
I've been wanting to write something Napoleon-y for a good while now. It's such a mad, interesting part of history that I thought it'd be fun to explore. Next thing I'd know, I'd written 17,000 words of rubbish. I've not done it any sort of justice, and it's probably more historically inaccurate than Inglorious Bastards, but it's too damn ( Read more... )

I think that this


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I- I got peer pressured into writing a follow up.
Okay, so fine, Shell just said 'you should do a follow up' and I was already writing the first words down, but GD it... I feel like I should blame someone. That someone is, as always, Shell.

Title: Some Hypothesise That International Relations is in a State of Anarchy, or The Consequences of Prank ( Read more... )

lmao this fic.

Pure win.

• England's "I'm so glad I formed an alliance with you" DAWWWWWWWW moment.

• Don't stab me in the face, Jen The fact that France actually cared and genuinely ended up trying to help and look after him.

• The fact that England and America's relationship came across as extremely fraternal (annoying younger brother irritates the sick older brother feel worse ( Read more... )

( Cut for ponderings, thoughts and feelings )