McSheplet 241: Routine || A Military Mother || McKay/Sheppard

Nov 19, 2016 16:30

Title: A Military Mother
Author: goddess47
Fandom: Stargate Atlantis
Pairing: John/Rodney
Rating: G (for this part)
Genre:
Word Count: 259
Prompt: #241 - Routine

Summary: Paying attention to those to whom one is indebted ( Read more... )

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melagan November 19 2016, 23:27:11 UTC
Nicely done!

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goddess47 November 20 2016, 03:02:26 UTC
Thanks! I love when real life gives me great prompts like this!

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brumeier November 20 2016, 01:28:22 UTC
Oh, this is so sweet. What a wonderful way to remember Patricia Kutteles. Thank you!

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goddess47 November 20 2016, 03:08:55 UTC
I couldn't let her passing go by unnoticed! Especially in SGA fandom!

Thanks!

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helenkacan November 20 2016, 04:57:10 UTC
Thank you for writing and posting this tribute. And, now, I'm crying again. [It's been that kind of a week, with a personal death, on top of the disaster south of the border.]

I couldn't believe the horror of the details concerning the murder of her son. Another black mark on society and the military mindset.

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goddess47 November 20 2016, 20:01:02 UTC
Awww... sweetie...

Yes, for all the hope we have about the military, they are a microcosm of all humans and have (unfortunately) more than their share of bad people... when good people encounter them, it's not always a happy ending.

::hugs::

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Oh... squidgiepdx November 20 2016, 05:05:50 UTC
Oh man, that just breaks my heart. I love this! Poor John...

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Re: Oh... goddess47 November 20 2016, 20:03:49 UTC
::hands you duct tape::

Thank you!

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popkin16 November 20 2016, 09:22:22 UTC
I like that you touch on how much her efforts meant for people like John, and I like that Rodney is supportive and suggests a memorial tea. I've never heard of her, and I'm so sad about what she's been through.

This was a lovely tribute :)

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goddess47 November 20 2016, 20:04:41 UTC
I have to admit never hearing of her before this, but something in the obituary reached out to me and I couldn't let it go by unmentioned...

Thank you!

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