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Burpengary East http://www.cmweller.com 12637 posts

Ma Johnston still cooked for eighteen children. She still quietly wept at the presence of leftovers. There were seventeen children. There...

Ma Johnston still cooked for eighteen children. She still quietly wept at the presence of leftovers. There were seventeen children. There would be eighteen again, of course, but that did not matter to a mothers’ heart. What mattered was the empty chair. The cold bed that didn’t need making. The silly little doll made out of rag and dirt that found its way to her wall of pictures, where it rested on a bump in her wall near Sahra&

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Challenge #00407 - A042: Temptrotica's Big Test

Aaand another one

http://callmegallifreya.tumblr.com/post/73660380194/littlemissmochablue-lalonde-strider-i-want-a

[AN: I would consider it a courtesy that the original poster of these ideas is notified that said idea has become a thing. I can’t always do so myself]

Life was generally easy for a succubus. For starters, she never had to go hungry, so long as there were MRAs in the world.

It usually went like this:

1) Find the nearest neck-beard with a trilby on his head who

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Does this mean you're tagging all the prompt-a-day stories, like with their central title or characters, or is it just the compiling into a...

I’m compiling 365 of last year’s stories into a book, and it is HELL.

I’ve mis-numbered almost every chapter, so instead of cross-linking the table of contents with all the chapters, I’m now going through and remembering how to COUNT.

And after I cross-link the titles, I have to go through to the ends of each chapter and ensure there’s a link to the menu, so that peeps can navigate the finished

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Wapun used the boost of post-acceleration forward momentum to race up the rest of the hallway and catch the nearest Vertical Transit to the...

Wapun used the boost of post-acceleration forward momentum to race up the rest of the hallway and catch the nearest Vertical Transit to the bridge.

From there, it was just a question of appearing neater and meaner than anyone else on the bridge.

“Far scanners, report,” she demanded, entering her command chair from the side opposite the ensign whose sole duty was freshening the Captain’s Cup.

It was magical thinking, and Wapun hated it on bad days. But,

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thefinespine: LOOK AT MY KIDS ok blog for the babies let's see how long this takes to crash and burn I have half a filk to the tune of...

thefinespine:

LOOK AT MY KIDS

ok blog for the babies let’s see how long this takes to crash and burn

I have half a filk to the tune of _Look at my Horse_…

Pete I: Look at my kids, my kids are amazing. Rabbit, don’t lick!
Rabbit: Oooh! They taste like raisins

…and somehow it ends in a water tank catching fire.

Take it, someone

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Challenge #00406 - A041: One Sad Afternoon on a Street Corner of NuFurria

Found another one

http://deathcomes4u.tumblr.com/post/73661805922/buggy-heichou-rotking-johnthedragon

Walking was a problem. And it was a problem because of Boxing.

When an owner got tired of their Uplift, or the cute Bull-Terrier/Wolf pup became too big, or it chewed the furniture or peed on things or otherwise acted like a dog who the owner hadn’t bothered to train… they were put in a box, and left on a corner, and told to wait for someone to

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ATTN: Beta-Readers (this means you!)

I have individually sent out an email with links to the drafts of Hevun’s Gate, the third in the series.

If this STILL doesn’t get to you, I don’t know what else to do.

Check your inboxes for an email entitled “Hevun’s Gate” (minus the quotes) and check your junk and spam folders as well.

Happy reading!

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Nature hated -for various reasons- vacuums, the teeny tiny screws that keep eyeglasses together, common language assembly instructions with...

Nature hated -for various reasons- vacuums, the teeny tiny screws that keep eyeglasses together, common language assembly instructions with clear diagrams, people who asked questions with answers that tempted fate, and space vessels named Enterprise.

Hevun’s Ambassador. Available February 14th, 2014

Ullyully uxinfree.

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Challenge #00405 - A040: The Most Important Lessons

Fairytales don’t tell children that dragons exist. Children already know this instinctively. Fairytales tell children that dragons can be killed. - G K Chesterton, with some posthumous turning of phrase by others. –RecklessPrudence

Mom found her literally up to her neck in the archives. Books held her place in other books. Notes hung out of yet more books like exhausted, multiple tongues.

“It’s getting late,” she said.

Danny looked up. Then around herself. “Uhm.

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