Title: Season of Hope
Rating: General Audiences
Archive Warning: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: M/M
Relationships: Jim Ellison/Blair Sandburg
Characters: Jim Ellison, Blair Sandburg, William Ellison
Additional Tags: Pre-Slash, Angst, Post-Episode: s04e08 The Sentinel by Blair Sandburg (The Sentinel), The Sentinel Secret Santa
Words: 3,115
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Title: The Anarchist Santas - Part 16
Type: pre-slashish, AU.
Rating: teen
Word Count: approx. 2,250
Summary: An attempt at a series. Jim and Blair are drawn together on a robbery investigation - the conclusion!

( The Anarchist Santas - Part 16 )

Title: The Anarchist Santas - Part 15
Type: pre-slashish, AU.
Rating: teen
Word Count: 2,035
Summary: An attempt at a series. Jim and Blair are drawn together on a robbery investigation - nearly at the end now!

( The Anarchist Santas - Part 15 )

Title: Seeing the Light
Type: pre-slash
Rating: gen
Word Count: ~3100
Summary: A tragedy forces Jim to reflect on his life
A/N: This was going to be a Christmas story, but the druids ganged up on me.

( Seeing the Light )

Title: A Cold Winter’s Night
Type: pre-slash-slashish
Rating: Teen
Word Count: 737
Summary: Blair can’t sleep so he thinks about what’s bothering him besides the cold weather.
Warnings: Language

( A Cold Winter’s Night )

...here's the Christmas Eve prompt, our last Drabble Day for 2017. (I'm not ready, not in any aspect of my obligations, which is why among the drabbles below you will not find one where Blair is humming "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?" all Christmas Eve day and making Jim nuts because he's thinking of it as a New Year's Eve song and that Blair ( Read more... )

You guys! *hugs you all* I'm actually all choked up looking at this day's post. We have a great set of drabbles that really get at what I was thinking when I said this for today's prompt: "Family and/or Friends (or 'friends as family,' whatever you're comfortable with ( Read more... )

Can I just reuse pieces of past years' Solstice posts to introduce us today? :-) Apparently so, with only tweaks to a few numbers. :-) Check out that tag for lots of great pieces from the past -- very educational as well as entertaining (e.g., my own solstice ficlet from 2009 is such a 1) personal favorite & 2) good explanation of the solstice, ( Read more... )

...but no one said it was easy. ;-) Gifting inspired our wordsmiths and we have *eight* drabbles tonight (two illustrated), including one serial picking back up and one serial (picking back up and then) concluding, and five pieces of stand-alone art. My apologies for the delay with it -- crazy day (not bad, just long), and I didn't already have ( Read more... )

In keeping with yesterday's American/British discussion about costume party vs fancy dress party, today's prompt is one that I gave two of the very many terms that there are for decorations that you hang on a Christmas tree... I think the top three are 'ornament,' which is the most generic, & the top American choice, as best as I can tell, 'ball,' ( Read more... )