Another journal

Eventually, the conversation turned to Abby.

The other side of the jump was rocky, with a brisk wind that raised goose bumps on Emily’s arms.

The sylph rummaged in his fallen captor’s pockets while Ian explained.

Emily slouched in the weird sling back chair in the living room and listened to the others argue at the dining table.

Tanis yawned.

The three of them sat in the summer garden, Ian and Tanis at opposite ends of an ornate stone bench, Emily stretched flat in the dry prickly grass.

Tanis and Emily requested vacation time from their respective employers and got it.

Tanis visited Emily at the coffee shop in the late morning, wearing one of her shirts.

Tanis took them back to the court.

The most expensive thing was actually a steak on a bun, with an egg and some sort of fancy, strongly scented, French cheese.

Emily enjoyed her ability to dilute herself in work.

The birthday dinner was small.

The Winter queen and Emily faced each other on the low rise, a body on the ground between them.

We recently went to Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair, which we went to last year and loved, this year not so much.

Storytelling Collective does a yearly challenge for flash fic, with prompts and a nice community format.

I ended up reading a bit less this month (well, in book numbers, not page numbers) thanks to Flash Fiction February.

I'm still picking through Yuletide fics and making some bookmarks for recommendations.

I have accidentally become someone who collects little novelty digital cameras.

Last year I participated in an “Ominous October” writing challenge, to write a ~5k story around a theme a week of October.

This is my second year doing Yuletide and I am revisiting most of my tags from last year because I am the kind of person who orders the same thing every time at restaurants as well.

Last year I participated in an “Ominous October” writing challenge, to write a ~5k story around a theme a week of October.

It's very funny, I was looking at my bff's LJ and mine through Wayback Machine but neither of us much used the various mood/music/etc.

Storytelling Collective does a yearly challenge for flash fic, with prompts and a nice community format.

I think one can do pinned here?

Storytelling Collective does a yearly challenge for flash fic, with prompts and a nice community format.

Storytelling Collective does a yearly challenge for flash fic, with prompts and a nice community format.

Storytelling Collective does a yearly challenge for flash fic, with prompts and a nice community format.

I got into my head that Tamsyn Muir’s The Unwanted Guest needed to be bound to look like a Samuel French script.