the children lose their minds

Flavor:CI
Characters: Eames/Goren/Ross
Words: 122
Rating: M Adult Language
A/N: First writing attempt since my Mom's decline. Am over Sorry. I trimmed it down from 400 which you'll find over at Thursday100plus if interested as they're the same prompt.

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Title: Share and share alike
Flavor: LOCI
Words: 100 (times 12)
Notes: Cross posted

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Title: Death Takes a Holiday (or at least a fifteen minute break) Author: Sipman Flavor: CI Staring: Danny Ross & Liz Rodgers Word Count: 624 A/N: Written while standing on line at Target on the back of my Christmas list

 

( ...for auld syne my dear... )

Title: At the Mayor's Manor
Day/Theme: Dec. 22, 2009 "it's never all right to push away"
Series: Suikoden III
Character/Pairing: Sasarai, Kiheiji, Azel
Rating: PG
( Impromptu interview )

( An island in the Caribbean, hostile territory and two villains are brought together by time, chance, and circumstance. Watch what happens in this short fic as two worlds brook a dangerous trespass.  )

Challenge: Boat

Title: The Craftsman 2
Fandoms: Numb3rs/Firefly
Pairing/Characters: Don, Charlie, Larry
Rating/Category: PG
Word Count: 300
Spoilers: Pilot
Summary: Don and his team take delivery of their new spaceship The Craftsman 2
Notes/Warnings: Read the disclaimer on my LJ

The Craftsman 2

Title: Ladies Who Lunch
Day/Theme: 22nd December // it's never all right to push away
Series: The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Character/Pairing: Mikuru, Tsuruya
Summary: On her first day of school, Mikuru catches the attention of a strange girl...

( “I’m sorry but… but I didn’t bring any lunch.” )

Title: Words I Wish I Could Say to Your Face....
Day/Theme: Dec. 22/It's Never All Right To Push Away
Series: Death Note-Another Note: The L.A. BB Murder Cases
Character/Pairing: Beyond BirthdayxYuuki Tagashi (OC), Mentions of A
Rating: PG-ish
*Disclaimer/Claimer*: I do Not Own "Death Note-Another Note" or its Characters. I DO, However, Own Yuuki Tagashi.
A/N: I've only read about 2 Chapters of "Death Note-Another Note", so I apologize if BB seems Out of Character or if I mess up any Facts.... I'm Also Sorry if this Seems a Bit Rushed.
Red Rose= Love Black Rose= Forgiveness/Death
Ages: BB- 14 Yuuki- 11

( I Love You....But I Must Let You Go.... )

I've been marathoning Alias reruns all weekend; hence, the sudden onslaught of plot bunnies. This is set around S1 episode "Parity".

( Anna Espinosa dislikes disguises. )

Era: Tenth, latter days
Genre: G, angst
Summary: The Doctor reconsiders the advice of his oldest adversary.
Title: The Lesson Learned

This can be a hectic time of the year, when aggravating details might overwhelm your best intentions to celebrate what really matters. Resist! Take some time to focus on what gives you holiday joy, and let the stress and worry sail right on by.

Prompt #243 is Boat.

Send Don on a cruise or Colby on a fishing trip. Sweep up brash Nikki in a wave of office politics and watch her rock the boat. Dive in to Charlie's fluid dynamics with a new casefic, or revisit boat- and ocean-related episodes like Finder's Keepers, Trust Metric or Undercurrents. Fold paper boats with wee Eppses to float in the Koi pond, or have Larry pass a long-treasured toy boat to his very own wormhole. Ready for romance? Hop aboard your favorite 'ship and envision a gondola ride in Venice, or a dinner cruise in LA with your chosen pair.

In Review:

December Monthly Theme: Transportation
December Challenge Pairings: Ian/Colby or Ian/Megan
Current Prompt: Boat
N100 Rewind Prompts: Mistletoe, Covert, Mix-up, Object of Affection

The Numb3rs100 Numbers

We closed out Hanukkah week with a happy 14 fic.

Our eyes were trained on 2 Train drabbles. Our thanks and a bag of gourmet chocolate gelt to jelsemium for her fabulous fic. We also were gifted with golden oldie past prompt fic - 12 in all. Our gratitude and a bag of artisan candy canes to ladygray99 (10! Remixes) and jelsemium (2, 1 a Remix) for their terrific tales.

N100 Holiday Drabble Remixathon!

Full steam ahead for the N100 Holiday Drabble Remixathon! Check out the post with all the information on how authors can opt-in to be remixed or find a drabble to remix. There's a boatload of fantastic fic being offered to remix there and there's plenty of time for you to join in! Hurry over to the Remixathon post and find a fic to remix.

2009 is almost gone, so don't miss the boat! Post your drabbles to numb3rs100 today!

Title: Plane Gifts
Rating: T
Characters: Donnie, Charlie, Alan and Margaret
Prompt 59: Father
Word Count: 200
Characters still not mine, but I've been real good this year, Santa! Up until now, anyway.
Done for the night. Sorry for taking so long.


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TITLE: "Holiday"
FLAVOR: Criminal Intent
CHARACTERS: Ross/Goren?Eames
WORD COUNT: 444
RATING: M for ADULT LANGUAGE
A/N: THE LONGER VERSION SINCE LOCI-100 HAS THE SAME PROMPT
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Title: Christmas
Flavor: Mothership
Rating: PG
Words: 100
Notes: This is my first L&O fic, so please be kind, but feel free to leave helpful criticism. Also, it's Mike/Connie because those two are adorable together

( Christmas )

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Title: The Watcher
Day/Theme: Dec. 21, 2009 "the world will go on spinning"
Series: Suikoden III
Character/Pairing: Sasarai & Nika
Rating: PG
More of my 'bridge burning' story.
( She understood better than he realized. )

Title: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
Author: seattle_dreams
Pairing: MerDer
Rating: PG
Summary: Filling in the missing pieces from "Holidaze," like a remembrance of George, a stocking for Derek, requisite MerDer fluff, and how Christmas dinner came about. Festive one shot. MerDer, as always. Enjoy!
Disclaimer: All television shows, movies, books, and other copyrighted material referred to in this work, and the characters, settings, and events thereof, are the properties of their respective owners. As this work is an interpretation of the original material and not for-profit, it constitutes fair use. Reference to real persons, places, or events are made in a fictional context, and are not intended to be libelous, defamatory, or in any way factual.


You made me a stocking?

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When we left our four heroes, they had been standing with the unnamed stranger who has (unbeknownst to them) been the cause of most of their troubles. He brings with him an actor who seems to be the model for Eeyore/Marven the Paranoid Android/any number of such characters, as he is a miserable bastard. But all the for better, as this leads us to an incredibly pointless yet hysterical third chapter, the entirety of which is the actor telling them about a fellow actor of his who drinks too much, gets down on his luck, catches a fever, and dies horribly over the course of several days. The florid, overbearing style used to tell this tale is the real treat here.

After this, things get back to the main point of the early parts of this book, which is to say our four heroes make utter fools of themselves while everyone around them sniggers. We do get an excellent description of a military review for the town. The review ends up almost taking out Mr. Pickwick and his fellow adventurers multiple times (you get the feeling it might be revenge for the previous evening's party shenanigans), but when they finally escape from the middle of the company they come across some fellow idiots, i.e. the Wardles. Loved seeing the snarky back and forth between the spinster sister and her two nieces.

Wardle invites our heroes to their farm, and the final chapter I read is of them being schnookered - again - into going there via the two orneriest horses you ever did see. One is ridden by Mr. Winkle, the so-called "sportsman" of the group - this goes well until he is forced to actually get off the horse for something, at which point the horse messes with him for several minutes then gallops back home. The other, attached to a box carriage, is driven by Mr. Pickwick, who proves wretched at driving horses that don't listen to anything anyone says. They eventually have to walk the several miles to Mr. Wardle's farm, where this section ends.

The humor is the main reason to read this so far. There's some very funny stuff, especially since the reader is far cleverer than any of the four protagonists. Still, the presence of the mysterious not-evil-at-all-really stranger is missed - I wonder if he'll be back?