Brigit's Flame JFF Entry
Title: I Love You
Prompt: I Love You (oh, yes, very original title then)
Warnings: Death and angst. The usual doom and gloom.
Word count: 944
Notes: You can decide for yourself just what the relationships between the people are here. I have my own opinion, but I ain't sharing. ;)

( I Love You )

Title: The Perfect Moment
Prompt: Had to end with the sentence "Soft plumes of smoke twisted their way skyward, drifting in the gentle breeze".
Genre: Fiction
Word Count: 2204
Warnings: Self-mutilation.

So this week I knew what I wanted to write, but not exactly how. But finally I realized I wanted to write something with actual dialogue for once. I ( Read more... )

Title/Prompt: The Marking
Word Count: 475
Warnings: None

Once again my imagination fails me and I have to go with the only thing I can think of. Damn you, imagination.

( The Marking )

Title: Beetle
Word Count: 403
Prompt: Great Britain in 2067
Rating: PG13
Warnings: It's a downer, so you might want to look at pictures of cute animals after this.

Notes: I came up short this week when it came to thinking of something great for the prompt, so I whipped up the first thing that popped into my head, and since I'm pessimistic about the ( Read more... )

Title: Cerise Skies
Length: 1073 words
Prompt: "The Streaks of Cerise in The Evening Sky Made Him/Her/Me Feel..."
Warnings: War. Death of an infant. Also Angst.

( Cerise Skies )

After a long absence, I return presenting writing. I don't know if I managed to catch the feeling I was going for in my head, but this is my attempt.

( Divine Deviant )

Suckiest. Entry. EVER! :D
Nah, seriously, it is pretty bad, since I rushed it yet again. I think I take the prompts a little too literally, and don't leave myself enough freedom to play around with it. Ah, well. Enjoy.

( Joe the Clam )

Today is the last application day for the higher educations in Sweden, and today ends in 90 minutes. I am so relieved. Finally, all this decision making, stress and horrible visions of the future are past me.
I have made my applications (three times, as the webpage continuously logged me out and removed my hours of work, leading me to using the word ( Read more... )

It's a sloppy, rushed job this week as I had to do it in the very last second. I weep for forgiveness.

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( Dog Days )

There are times when I hate being a video game addict. I've spent the last few days trying to figure out what I want to study, and last night the horrible realisation struck me across the face ( Read more... )