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I know this weekend is Memorial Day weekend, and while we tend to view it as the unofficial start to summer--along with the necessary remembrance of our servicemen and women--this weekend also marks another important day.
Sunday, May 25, is National Missing Children's Day. Each year, over 790,000 children are reported missing. The majority of them ( Read more... ) -
This is Weiss. He needs new music to dance to.
Okay, kids, teh Effie wants YOU ( Read more... ) -
Marching on Antietam, Epilogue
After thirty-five days, one hundred and thirty pages and a bunch of flangst, I proudly bring you the Really Short Epilogue of Not As Much Doom, the last part of the Really Big Fic of Doom. Charlie and I are off to the Caribbean for a long, long nap and a bunch of really strong drinks.
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Marching on Antietam, Chapter Twelve
Last full chapter, kids. The Really Short Epilogue of Not as Much Doom will be up later.
Dan the Disclaimer is hanging out in Chapter One, drowning his sorrows because the Sox lost in a freaking four hitter to the Blue Jays last night.. Sigh.
Chapter Twelve: The Enemy Walks In
DG was certain her heart had never beat so fast within her chest; not ( Read more... ) -
Marching on Antietam, Chapter Eleven
We're winding down, folks. Chapter Twelve and the Really Short Epilogue of Not As Much Doom will be up during the day tomorrow.
This is for queenof1000days, because she ROCKS. Like, whoa. You are the angsty Statler to my "I'm way too mean to these characters" Waldorf.
Disclaimer in Chapter One.
Chapter Eleven: Becoming
The new day dawned brightly ( Read more... ) -
Marching on Antietam, Chapter Ten
New router: $49.99
Glass of wine Beebo drank while trying to hook up the router: $7.99
Me going "Hey, maybe we should reset the modem while we're at it" and the two of us reestablishing the Internet connection after two days of no service: Priceless.
Here's Chapter Ten. A little bit more physical character injury, because it's war and I'm just ( Read more... ) -
Marching on Antietam, Chapter Nine
I am so, so, SO sorry for not getting this up sooner. Damn Internet's been out all day, so I'm using my five minutes of connectivity wisely. :)
Angst warning still applies. Because, honestly, what good is this story without it?
Disclaimer in Chapter One.
Chapter Nine: Fallout
DG didn’t remember riding back to the Black Tower, nor did she recall ( Read more... ) -
Marching on Antietam, Chapter Eight
An earlier update for y'all today, because it's Monday, and you need a little angst with your morning coffee. And if you're really, really good, perhaps you'll get Chapter Nine later on.
All right, children, gather 'round, for Auntie Effie has some warnings for you regarding this chapter:
One: Red Sox shoutout. (What? They got SWEPT by the RAYS ( Read more... ) -
Marching on Antietam, Chapter Seven
Okay, so the angst monster has come to play with us for the rest of the story, starting in this section. This part is also monstrously long. I apologize to your retinas in advance.
This one goes out to nadeshiko1, because I was mean to her last night and made her wait all day for this section. :)
Disclaimer in Chapter One.
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Marching on Antietam, Chapter Six/Thirteen
Some father/son bonding and an interesting combination of Cain/DG fluff and angst this go 'round. What should we call that? Flangst? New word alert!
Unfortunately, I don't have time to reply to all your comments on Chapter Five right now, but suffice it to say: THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to read and reply. It ( Read more... )