scrawling it forever

[hedda62]

Well, this is silly when I have so much to work on already (the last two songfic prompts are in my head! Mostly! Just need time to write them down!) but it looks like fun, and even reading the prompts will help to get me out of the pissy mood I'm in (which is really just the sleep/pain issue, still). From avanti_90 and philomytha:

Pick one of my stories and a timestamp sometime in the future after the end of the story, or sometime in the past before the story started, and I'll write you at least a hundred words of what happened then, whether it's five minutes before the story started or ten years in the future. Can be from any character's POV.

I could also do missing scenes, insofar as they exist, or, you know, don't and possibly shouldn't. Stories are here.

In other news we are home after an uneventful journey this time. It's been snowing on and off today. I left my icepack in San Francisco (well, Berkeley, but might as well go with the more lyrically reminiscent) and my cold is worse, and, bleh. Words will help.

Comments

[philomytha]

Huh, this makes me realise how many of your stories already span time in interesting ways (Thirty and Imperial Bedrooms, two favourites, both kind of complicated in terms of where the beginning and end are). But how about The Emperor's Garden, in early spring, five years later?

And I hope words help with all the assorted miseries. *hugs*