For all ya'll that enjoyed Part One of the ongoing saga between Ganondorf and Zelda, my RP colleague has posted the continuation of our series into what happened post-kidnapping and all that good stuff.

A little RP between lroy (playing Zelda) and me (playing the big G-man). Completely out of the context of any of the Zelda games. (Honestly, there's Adventure of Link, Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, and sheer awesome all in there. :3)

( Enjoy! )

I remember my 11th and 12th grade teacher extremely well. His name was Mr. Meyers, and he was a lovable man. He was bald with a greying mustache, he was constantly energetic despite being a tad bit pudgy, and he had the precise voice of Elmer Fudd, all the way down to the Fuddian laugh that is so well known across my generation. He knew ( Read more... )

There's an old story that I remember hearing as a childhood, and over time I've seen it become sort of the de facto mantra used to give hope to someone who feels completely helpless in their situation, someone who feels like David going up against the mighty Goliath. The story is one I'm sure that nearly all of you have heard. It's a fable about ( Read more... )

It might seem quite childish to admit it, but I have never ceased to grow tired of the game Pretend. I'm sure you've all played the game at some point during your life; it's a game without any rules or guidelines, for primarily it's a game that's played alone (although it is possible to play with a friend!). It's a game that requires only a healthy ( Read more... )

As much as I hate to use my journal for random snippets of stuff (as has been the case of late), this is one of those things that's easiest to announce to all y'alls this way.

I have finished Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. All those needing relief from pent-up frustration of being unable to share your fandom with someone else because they' ( Read more... )

And I'm really glad to be here. Yay.

:)

Those who have taken the time to get to know me extremely well have figured out quite obviously the value I give to my "adopted family" (a.k.a., all of you close friends who have become my adopted siblings). When I first started this system of pulling such special people into my family, it started out with with just one within that trusted circle ( Read more... )

It's strange how sometimes things fall into place without you even really trying ( Read more... )

When I was in elementary school, we had the privilege of getting brand new playground equipment constructed for us in the very first year we were old enough to use it. Like all playgrounds built around that time, it was one of those great big wooden constructions having just about everything-random tubes, monkey bars, a flexible wooden bridge, ( Read more... )