March Challenge: Family ~ General Fic

Mar 08, 2009 20:40

Many thanks to vegablack62  for directing me to this community!  I look forward to reading a lot of great stories!

Title: Thick Woollen Socks
Author: nundu_art 
Rating: G
Word Count: 436
Characters: Albus and Aberforth Dumbledore

Thick, Woollen Socks )

genre: comedy/humor, genre: family, genre: angst, genre: character piece, challenge: family, rated: g, character: aberforth dumbledore, genre: drama, character: albus dumbledore

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star54kar March 9 2009, 02:30:22 UTC
This was wonderful!

It was funny in places and beautifully touching and sad at the end.

Wonderful work!

On a modly note, I would like to welcome to our community and thank you for participating in our challenge!

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nundu_art March 9 2009, 11:46:27 UTC
Thak you! I've already enjoyed several stories on the community and look forward to many more!

Question for you, as mod: When I view my post, my LJ cut shows, but so does all the text. Did I do something wrong, or does it just show that way for me, but just the LJ cut for everyone else?

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star54kar March 9 2009, 18:36:03 UTC
I see all of the text as well as the cut.

Check to make sure that your coding for the cut looks something like this, only replacing all of the []'s with <>'s:

[lj-cut text="Thick Woolen Socks"]

Story Text Here

[/lj-cut]

Also, when you go to edit your post, if you could please add the fact that you wrote this story for the challenge into your header information, I would appreciate it:)

Thanks!

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nundu_art March 10 2009, 18:13:04 UTC
I'm at a loss! When I open 'edit' I only see one set of the text. I don't hand code it, as I have the quickie buttons. I'm a coding illiterate. Help?

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pokeystar March 9 2009, 04:34:52 UTC
That was gorgeous.

~sniff~

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nundu_art March 9 2009, 11:46:46 UTC
Thank you!

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vegablack62 March 9 2009, 06:50:29 UTC
Yeah! You posted this here.

Section three is my favorite part. Aberforth is so jolly with his brother, demanding of attention, understanding what he has become like, but still reaching out to him, and not letting him go. They were both so brotherly. That makes the last part all the sadder. (First Albus doesn't sit with Aberforth at Christmas, and then Aberforth doesn't go to see Albus at Christmas. I love the way you switched that.)

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nundu_art March 9 2009, 11:47:35 UTC
Bet you did well in those literature anlysis classes! I didn't even notice that as I as writing it!

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vegablack62 March 9 2009, 13:57:13 UTC
I also used to interpret my sister's dreams for her. She loved it. :)

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Thick Woollen Socks catsintheattic March 9 2009, 07:32:07 UTC
That was so lovely and sad.

Thank you for sharing.

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Re: Thick Woollen Socks nundu_art March 9 2009, 11:47:55 UTC
Thanks for reading it!

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jtav March 9 2009, 17:45:03 UTC
I liked this. It was very touching and sad. I love your characterization of the brothers.

Welcome to the comm.

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