Dear Author
Hi! If you got assigned to me, I'm pretty easy-going about what I like: I like banter and friendship and people being there for each other. I'm not so keen on character bashing, character death, and non-consentual activity, sexual or otherwise. And now, more detail.
Mel wins Sue's heart with baked goods. Paul and Mary are on hand to appraise and critique her efforts. Bonus if Sue keeps wandering in and cluelessly eating the cast-offs. As far as tone goes, think the fluffiest of fluffy bunnies.
Dee and Charlie hook up (feel free to make how they actually choose to hook up as ridiculous as possible). This goes about as well as you would expect. If you enjoy Sunny's particular brand of horrible people coming up with crazy schemes and fully committing to them, here's your chance to go wild.
I'd like something from the early days of Dan and Roseanne's relationship, before the children were born (possibly in the early stages of Roseanne's pregnancy with Becky?). Considering both Roseanne and Dan gave up a lot of their dreams to get by, a bittersweet tone is okay, but no unhappy endings, just two sarcastic kids in love.
Crossposted to http://morganya.dreamwidth.org/183698.html. Comment wherever takes your fancy.
Mel wins Sue's heart with baked goods. Paul and Mary are on hand to appraise and critique her efforts. Bonus if Sue keeps wandering in and cluelessly eating the cast-offs. As far as tone goes, think the fluffiest of fluffy bunnies.
Dee and Charlie hook up (feel free to make how they actually choose to hook up as ridiculous as possible). This goes about as well as you would expect. If you enjoy Sunny's particular brand of horrible people coming up with crazy schemes and fully committing to them, here's your chance to go wild.
I'd like something from the early days of Dan and Roseanne's relationship, before the children were born (possibly in the early stages of Roseanne's pregnancy with Becky?). Considering both Roseanne and Dan gave up a lot of their dreams to get by, a bittersweet tone is okay, but no unhappy endings, just two sarcastic kids in love.
Crossposted to http://morganya.dreamwidth.org/183698.html. Comment wherever takes your fancy.