Well, appomattoxco, I honestly don't think this is what you wante

...but it's what came out. It's not even a drabble, and it's pretty dank and depressing.

Title: Gone
Author: babies stole my dingo (agilebrit)
Fandom: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Joss is the genius behind these characters; I am but a lowly follower. I make no money from any of this, so please don't sue me.
Written for: appomattoxco wanted something to cheer her up, with a pairing that had character who'd died. I don't think this fits the bill, because it's anything but cheerful. But, hey, I wrote it, and here it is.
Notes: A depressing post-Chosen flashfic. Buffy thinks about Spike.( Read more... )

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Mood is "annoyed" because really, who wants to write depressing, dank fic like this before lunch?

Well, appomattoxco, I honestly don't think this is what you wan

...but it's what came out. It's not even a drabble, and it's pretty dank and depressing.

Title: Gone
Author: babies stole my dingo (agilebrit)
Fandom: Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Joss is the genius behind these characters; I am but a lowly follower. I make no money from any of this, so please don't sue me.
Written for: appomattoxco wanted something to cheer her up, with a pairing that had character who'd died. I don't think this fits the bill, because it's anything but cheerful. But, hey, I wrote it, and here it is.
Notes: A depressing post-Chosen flashfic. Buffy thinks about Spike.( Read more... )

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Mood is "annoyed" because really, who wants to write depressing, dank fic like this before lunch?

Parent-y teach-y stuff

Well. Da Boy is about three and a half now. He knows most of the alphabet song, and I think it's about time for him to start associating actual letters and sounds with it. And lo and behold, I remembered that I have a tool for doing so.

I may have mentioned that he likes doing puzzles. Well, my Lovely Sister gave us an alphabet floor puzzle. Each piece is humongous, with a different letter of the alphabet on it, and a corresponding picture. They're like flash cards, really, that connect together. So, what I'm going to do is give him five at a time, and once he can prove to me that he knows what the first five are, he gets the next five, and so forth.

I'm betting he figures out all 26 letters in less than two weeks.

Parent-y teach-y stuff

Well. Da Boy is about three and a half now. He knows most of the alphabet song, and I think it's about time for him to start associating actual letters and sounds with it. And lo and behold, I remembered that I have a tool for doing so.

I may have mentioned that he likes doing puzzles. Well, my Lovely Sister gave us an alphabet floor puzzle. Each piece is humongous, with a different letter of the alphabet on it, and a corresponding picture. They're like flash cards, really, that connect together. So, what I'm going to do is give him five at a time, and once he can prove to me that he knows what the first five are, he gets the next five, and so forth.

I'm betting he figures out all 26 letters in less than two weeks.