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Title: Watch Them Grow
Fandom: Sonic the Hedgehog
Characters/Pairings: Surge the Tenrec/Amy Rose
Rating: General Audiences
Length: 927 words
Content notes: Just fluff, with some mild identity/self-worth issues for spice
Author notes: Of course I plan on filling one of these and then my whole week goes to absolute hell. First time poster, god I hope I did this right.
Summary: Surge has a question about Amy's decorating choices.

It's a Gerbera daisy. )

Wednesday Reading Meme

Jun. 10th, 2026 05:49 pm
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What I Just Finished Reading

Nothing!

What I'm Reading Now

Comics Wednesday!

Avengers Armageddon #1, Captain Marvel Dark Past #3, Civil War Unmasked #2 )

What I'm Reading Next

Not sure. Still slowly working through this baseball autobiography of Billy Bean that [personal profile] lysimache got me I think for Christmas. (Not Billy Beane with an e, that is a different former baseball player. This one is the gay one.)
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Thanks for all your nominations!

Last questions...

Unspecified Fandom
Nominator, could you help me understand what you were looking for here? "Creator's Choice of Fandom" is in the tag set separately.

Twitch Streamer RPF
What set of people does this cover please? Could you tell me a bit more about this? I'm not familiar with streamer fandoms.


Please also let me know if I've made any mistakes or done anything misleading when approving your nominations.


Save your nominations!
During sign-ups, I will re-open the tag set for a small number of choices that may occur to you later. That means you won't be able to see which nominations you personally submitted earlier. If you'd like to keep that list to remind yourself what you were thinking of, save a copy of your nominations now.

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Jun. 10th, 2026 09:05 pm
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Today I made progress in Wrath of the Righteous, getting back to the point I discovered the whole Deletes Your Saves If Losing problem.
... still grumpy about that, it should definitely say that in the definitions when you pick difficulty...

I did things in a different order though so I had different people with me in the Tower of Estrod and the Library. I knew Greybor had some nice dialogue with Ember but today I brought Camellia and Wenduag, and the three of them had a mutual admiration about hunting demons with proper timing, whereas Woljif compared it to cheating at cards by stealing the stakes. Then I had Ember with me at the library and she and Wenduag had an exchange about hiding from the pain by lying to yourself, either by pretending that targets aren't people or pretending you don't care. Wenduag has a lot of story going on and that is interesting, but it is disconcerting that the options for bringing her with you do not include for instance saying you do not want a cannibal army and possibly she should stop aspiring to poison her peers.

The Tower of Estrod was more difficult than it had ever been and I realised that you need Athletics to get the pillars thing to work and with today's party the only one with significant plus numbers is the horse, who for some reason cannot push the pillars. He should be able to push pillars but no. Discover that in the middle of the fight and the proceed to find out why everyone warned you not to try that fight. Nasty one. Still, won it, eventually.

Games are good because there's always another small achievable goal, but that's also awkward if you were planning on doing anything else with your day.

... I am probably going to play again tomorrow though.

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Jun. 8th, 2026 05:00 am
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Title: Scent of a Woman

Fandom: Due South

Pairing: Benton Fraser/Ray Vecchio

Author: gayvecchio

Rating: PG

Word Count: 1,477 

Content notes: None

Summary: Ray smells like flowers, Fraser is suspicious. 

Disclaimer: I don’t own anything. 


Written for Challenge 517 - Flower


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and you all should catch up on the entire season so you can listen to it when it comes out for real. There are transcripts.

Also, they gave out stickers, so now I have something to slap over the Nazi sticker that just appeared by the train station.

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wednesday

Jun. 10th, 2026 09:58 am
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Face. I've felt a little uninspired subject-wise for art-a-day. The splatter of color was already there on the next page of my journal, I just needed to make a face of it. I was reading the Syllabus book by Lynda Berry yesterday. She assigned her students to make a 3 minute self-portrait drawing everyday on an index card. I like that idea so I might do self portraits for a while.

My sleep was pretty messed up. I didn't get a nap yesterday afternoon so by 6 I was exhausted and went to bed. It was about 10 when I woke up. I locked the chickens up for the night, had a snack and then went back to bed. I found it hard to get up at 6 this morning when I should be letting the chickens out. Dave offered to do it for me so I could keep sleeping. I said okay but then I kept hearing the chickens squawking on the baby monitor for a long time so I got up to see what was happening. Dave does the order of the chores very different than I would. I feel like I've found the perfect way to manage the chickens for their happiness, minimum fuss and quietness. It's possible that there is a better way, and maybe Dave's way basically works too but it's not my way. It's on my mind today that I need to write up a list of chores for Jules to follow while we are away. I could put so much detail in there but do I really need to? It would be a lot of writing.

I dreamed this morning that I was in a far off city and the city was being attacked. Explosions and columns of smoke rising from nearby buildings. I was trying to find my way home but I didn't know the city's streets and was lost. In the next scene in the dream I was staying with family in something like a conference center with many hallways, private rooms, public spaces, a cafeteria and auditorium. A guy from the room next door barged in on me in the bathroom because he wanted to take a shower. I was annoyed and left without telling anyone I was leaving. Just thought I needed to get out. I wandered around to see if there was really a public restroom with showers. There was. I wanted to tell the neighbor to use the public one next time. I found the cafeteria but they had just ended the meal and I would have to wait many hours for the next meal. End of dream. I'm pretty sure the dream is expressing fears about the upcoming trip. Not being in control, being out of my element.

So today we need to pick up meds for Rainy in Cochranton, shop for something Dave wants in Meadville and I need to get things ready to go here. We have had an ant problem in the bathroom recently but it wasn't too bad till this morning. I had put out ant bait last week and the ants seemed to be getting rarer but for some reason this morning they exploded in number. Some of them had wings. In addition to the commercial ant baits (which I never saw them go in) I made my own concoction this morning with borax and sugar and put that out. They love it and very quickly started to gather around and eat that. I hope they're all taken care of before we go.

Early Summer!

Jun. 10th, 2026 09:31 am
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Everything is planted with the exception of 2 last minute orders; a Good King Henry and (3rd times the charm;>) Yacon starts. Harvested 2 of my Créole Garlic cultivars(last one next week I think) and the last of the Mulberries on the tree I planted this Spring.
Got a single large green 'Red Brandywine' Tomato growing and a couple small ones. Actually have a dwarf Comfrey cultivar dying. The Bocking 14 and the species forms from seed are doing fine. My other green manure is a species Tithonia but all but one of the cuttings have died.
Lots of flowers, bees and butterflies with the exception of Monarchs,which I've seen none this yr. Only a couple Hummers as well....not our usual numbers though the last few yrs have been down.
My "Not My Cat", Jack is AWOL this morning. I'll worry if he's not back by Friday(not that I could do anything about him. He's someone's outdoor cat). My "Jack Tolerant" stray, Fluff had no problem eating for two;>....
Cheers,
Pat

Hoo Boy What a Year

Jun. 10th, 2026 07:43 am
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Well! Nothing has changed since my last post except cw: animal terminal illness )

Other than that, still unemployed, still wildly stressed about everything going on in my personal life and the wider world, still just so fucking tired. I'm going to try to get to responding to people's comments, but who knows. Everything is terrible and I'm just constantly the cheerful kid in the hat giving a thumbs up going "nothing in life matters!"

Reading Wednesday

Jun. 10th, 2026 06:50 am
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Just finished: The First Thousand Trees by Premee Mohamed. This was really good, and I felt speaks to a growing need in the post-apoc/dystopia genre for the kind of books that ask "okay, but what do we do now?" It could very well be a story of a city boy who gets repeatedly shown by rural folk how incompetent he is, but it goes deeper, probing the flaws of the kind of society that prides itself in a hardworking, hard-living ethos. What that means for people with chronic illnesses and disabilities, neurodiverse people, and so on.

Did I mention it was set in Alberta? Lool.

And of course it's beautifully written, and other than the fictional fungus, absolutely realist in its depiction of the climate crisis, because Premee is both a fantastic prose stylist and a scientist. 

I want to go back and read the first two now, but I know things that you may not know about what she has coming out next, which is even more up my alley.


Currently reading: A Palace Near the Wind by Ai Jiang. I've been meaning to read Ai Jiang for ages and I'm most of the way through this one, which doesn't disappoint. It's about a princess of an oppressed people forced to marry a king in order to stop the palace's incursion into her people's territory. Her mother and sisters have gone to the palace before her, never to be seen again. She has one younger sister left and she is determined to kill the king and end these sacrificial marriages—and the destruction of her lands—once and for all.

Oh did I mention that they're all trees? They're all trees. 14/10 worldbuilding, no notes. The reveal that they're trees comes pretty early and I won't spoil anything else but I was like. Good job. That's weird af. I'm here for it.

multifandom icons.

Jun. 10th, 2026 01:16 pm
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Fandoms: 9-1-1, Addicted, Bad Together, Baywatch, Boo Bitch, Bridgerton, Charmed, Cobra Kai, Derry Girls, DOC - Nelle Tue Mani, Dune: Prophecy, Free!, Legend of the Seeker, Neumatt, Once Upon a Time, One Piece, Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, The Handmaid's Tale, Twinkling Watermelon, XO Kitty

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Title: Waiting for the day
Fandom: Torchwood
Characters: Torchwood team
Author: m_findlow
Rating: PG
Length: 1,285 words
Content notes: None
Author notes: Written for Challenge 517 - Flower
Summary: Owen has found an obsession that no one else finds interesting.

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drive-by update

Jun. 10th, 2026 09:36 am
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I have about 15 minutes before I need to go to a school meeting, and I haven't updated in ages so:

Hockey

The inaugural season of Kodiaks 2 finished mid-May: we played 20 games and won 1. It was a bit last minute, but we managed to confirm enough ice time to continue with two teams next season, in time to submit our intention to the league by the 31 May deadline. Trials are next week and the week after, the WNIHL annual meeting is in early July and the next season starts in September. We had end-of-season awards, which I was late to due to having a pre-existing booking for formal hall with uni friends, and as manager I got a lovely personalised mug with a photo of the team from our last game, along with a card that made me all mushy and sentimental.

My summer training is still four times a week: uni x2, Warbirds and Kodiaks. Though summer ice for Kodiaks means we have to get a minimum signup from players and coaches to run, two weeks in advance, so it doesn't always happen.

Since the season end, I've had a couple of games with Warbirds, and a friendly with Huskies against Warwick Panthers. Warbirds won one and drew one, Huskies won. That's a nice feeling.

Media and culture

I finished all available seasons of Ted Lasso and very much enjoyed it, looking forward to the new season dropping later this summer. Tony and I have started watching Spider-Noir (we chose to watch in colour, and I am loving the colours). I've started watching Dollhouse with Owen, which is very very 2009.

A conversation about hockey musicals led to the discovery of "Score! A Hockey Musical" which can be watched on YouTube, but I cannot recommend the experience. The music is catchy but the lyrics are dreadful, not even "so bad it's good", and the musical itself can't decide whether to be serious or slapstick.

I thought idly last week, we haven't been to the ADC in a while (I only managed a couple of the plays on the list I made in March) and discovered an amateur production of Come From Away on last week and this. I took Charles last Saturday afternoon (the Huskies game was in the evening) and am meeting a couple of hockey friends to see it again tonight. It's still a very good musical, this is a very good company, it was nearly sold out when I got tickets and deservedly so. I cried, and will probably cry again tonight.

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