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This morning I put some stuff in the truck and trundled down to Winter Quarters. The first chore was to get the tractor, scoop up some gravel and fill a couple of big mudpuddles. The second chore was to spray the weeds around the edge of the arena. I sprayed out a whole gallon of weed killer.
Firefly got a good grooming and a tiny bit of work on backing and moving various bits of her body when asked. I really wanted a short ride, but it wasn't to be.
Maddie, her new husband Hunter along with Lily came to help with the new pasture. We ran a line up the hill from Winter Quarters to Upper Deadwood Pasture. The girls want to call the pasture Cow Patty Pasture. I'm voting no.
The new fence is just some t-posts with two strands of 3/4 inch electric tape, so it wasn't hard to build. While finishing up I noticed that the fence we were tying into had a brace wire run on the wrong diagonal. Oops. It took a couple of trips back to the Red Barn for the right supplies but that is now fixed.
Last but not least was to remove some most of the remaining electric fence that runs around Winter Quarters. That was only about 60 feet of very ugly old fence. I replaced it with equally ugly old metal fence panels. That allowed me to put a metal gate in the fence so we can get the horses into and out of the new pasture. Getting that done and the horses down the hill for the first time took until it was fully dark, but it is DONE.
Tomorrow I want to take some really good measurements and then order new fence panels to install. The temporary ones are a miserable lot of bent, badly dented, and miss-matched junk. In many cases the loops that allow panels to connect together are broken off. Some have lost their legs and have to be held up by the neighbors. There are at least 4 different manufacturers so the pattern and kind of connecting loops (if they are still there) don't match up. To top the misery off, the panels don't fit into the space correctly so my fence is zig zag with at least two different lengths of panels. The zig zag is fine as it helps hold the fence up, but it isn't something I want to look at forever.

brithistorian

You can see them here. They look really great, and you can pre-order them by 9AM PST on 12 November 2025, for delivery in October 2026. Unfortunately, you can only order them as a set of three for $150, which seems a bit excessive to me. I'm sure they'll set a bunch of them, but not to me.

I even double-checked to be sure this wasn't just another example of "prices going up while I wasn't looking," and it wasn't — $50 per doll is 4-5 times the price of a regular Barbie doll, which just strikes me as excessive. I could see twice the price of a regular Barbie, and at that price I'd think about it. But that at this price. At this price I look at the page and immediately nope right out.

impala_chick

argentum_ls asked for some Julie and the Phantoms thoughts during fic or treat, and that got me thinking about a hypothetical season two. Such a bummer that the show got cancelled, and on such a cliffhanger too!

Quick recap: Caleb Covington is the baddie who wants to force the Phantoms to sing/perform for his club. He cursed them, but they were able to break the curse. So he possesses Nick (Julie's love interest) in the last episode, presumably to get face time with Julie.

I want Nick to be alive inside his body and seeing everything that Caleb is doing! I want him to be screaming at Julie, trying to get out, trying to stop Caleb from influencing her. Meanwhile, Caleb is asking more and more questions about the Phantoms. He already knows Julie is the key, and that they'd all be devastated if she broke up the band (and then people wouldn't even get to see them anymore?). Caleb would somehow convince Julie that she needed to strike out on her own because the guys are sick of her, "Nick" becomes her new manager, but then Caleb makes a mistake and calls her something weird, or says something to the Phantoms when no one else can see them, and Julie realizes he hasn't been Nick all along.

Cue Caleb jumping into another body, maybe Julie's Dad. But now that they're onto him, it's way easier to find him. The Phantoms come up with a way to keep him from possessing everyone. Meanwhile, Nick feels like shit and we get to see a bunch of angst with him apologizing and helping the Phantoms figure out their unfinished business. My theory is that each of them have their own unfinished business, and they aren't going to be able to solve it together as a band. Then they all get to sing their big finale song!!

We can't have a JatP post without the music! I love the ending song Stand Tall (and I still listen to it) but I think my favorite from the show is Edge of Great:

Watch on YouTube

What's your favorite?

cornerofmadness

So let's just do the fannish 50. It's a two parter but first let me say sorry. I still owe tons of comments and haven't looked at blogs all week.

Because Amazon put up Niffty's song with subtitles and I could actually follow what was being said and now I have questions.

Watch on YouTube

( spoilery sort of questions under here )

As for part two You know I love dance. that's it, end of fannish 50. I love dance so have some of the dance videos I've been watching lately.

( Come Dance With Me )

Current Mood: frustrated
Current Music: Mother May I Murder

james_davis_nicoll

BEIJING, Nov 5 (Reuters) - China's Shenzhou-20 crewed spacecraft has delayed its return mission to Earth after the vessel was possibly hit by tiny bits of space debris, the country's human spaceflight agency said on Wednesday, an unusual situation that could disrupt the operation of the country's space station Tiangong.

zarla

It's been two weeks since the surgery now! I should've been posting daily updates really but I DID take pictures every day to keep track of how it was doing! I took him in to get the last stitches taken out today and he's healing very well, very alert, eating and drinking good, all good news! His other eye seems to be fine too, although they haven't gotten back to me about the pathology on that yet. He DOES have some redness at the corner of his eye though, so I'm going to have to put ointment on them and keep the cone on him another week. He's so close to being free though!

Anyway, DO YOU WANT CAT PICTURES of course you do! Of a cat post-eye surgery? Well maybe not as much. They're not gory or anything! It's just a stitched incision healing up. If you're squeamish about that though maybe give this a pass? It slowly gets more and more normal by the day, haha. It was mostly a quiet two weeks, except for one day...

( did i INTRIGUE YOU )

lj post

Current Mood: working
Current Music: AlphaStorm - Heartache

kradeelav

the lines sang to me for the first time tonight in a very, very long while.....

i've been able to draw quite well for all of these months don't get me wrong, but inking is a more intuitive deal for me that i had not been able to do for a while; was quietly afraid there for a bit i lost my touch since august (given, well. all of that going down). but it's coming back. ah finally, it's coming back.

anyway speaking of august, i belatedly think i've been in a mild brain recession since then.

i like to call these brain recessions rather than a depression (too serious/heavy; this round is not that because i've had those), or a funk (too vague); it's not linked to seasons, imbalanced bloodwork, or other more obvious IRL issues like work. the start of it was definitely due to the August issues though, with something similar that popped up in early September that I don't want to get into. usually the tell-tale sign is me throwing myself in a video game for suspiciously long stints of time. this time around i noticed i was drawing a weirdly high amount of soft/romantic/fluffy shipping artwork, so maybe that's a pattern that i need to look out for in the future... nothing wrong with it in principle, given it's what got me to start drawing a very long time ago - but doing it out of a self-soothing reflex in response to a mildly unhappy brain is different than relaxed enjoyment. (funnily enough when i draw dead dove/"hard" kink work, it's when i'm happier on average.)

that said things have felt different the last two weeks, in a good way!

more clear-headed. actively antsy in a way to shake off this malaise, versus just. rotting. tbh it's one of the easiest brain recessions i've had in a while lol thank god, probably another reason i'm only belatedly seeing it now. been taking the time to sleep, do games after work, pacing myself. i'm at 90% on at least 6-7 different hobby projects and crunching on them in the background. some other things i've been up to:

* videogames: on act 3 of final fantasy tactics; though took a pause on that to pick up a new elden ring playthrough since i was itching for something action oriented for some reason. i was not impressed with elden ring's story (and especially its DLC) my last-go-around earlier this year, but my god its early gameplay is a delight, and i'm playing this run "as" zihark (FE, katana build) compared to my old gunter (FE, whip/armored knight build). :P medieval blorbo torture simulator 3000 is uhhh fun. more fun than it should be ~

speaking of those two builds, have an fire-emblem-meta-disguised-as-elden ring gameplay meta poast from tumblr:

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* other media: I marathoned 'a stepmother's marchen' which is a webtoon. holy fuck that was a good story. like crorrin's hentai manga short stories, ASM is the story that convinced me that webtoons as a genre can be legitimately art, versus shovelware. put simply it's about a stepmother who somehow time travels back to the time right after her husband (head of the house in a vaguely medieval-vatican world) died, and she's able to fix her mistakes in slowly endearing his family to her. the way the story handled issues like grooming, domestic abuse of spouses, incest, flawed people trying to genuinely do better for each other, women being schemers and loving people at the same time.... i have not been that impressed in a very long time. lots of it reminded me of the highs of Utena and of Kuroshitsuji; that kind of old gritty manga while being absurdly gorgeous. some of ASM's panels look like it could be animated by the same studio that did violet evergarden. anyway, highly highly reccomended, i brought all of the volumes if that says anything.

* work: dayjob has been ... weird, also since august lol. there was a brief bit of rest there; usually there's very clear ebbs and flows of busy-ness but it's been at an uncomfortably high tempo since then for a long while. i'm still 'not unhappy' (it has been sooooooo much fucking worse in the past), but it's something i'm keeping an eye on. still extremely amused that i'm being the project manager for my old art director-turned-my-minion though; i was fielding questions for him from my current art director today. XD

* msc: been in a delete spree with bsky posts / old tumblr posts, changing up avatars a bit ... brought christmas presents yesterday... going (digital) furniture shopping for the new home... (meaning: finding things and saving the links so i can wait until they're on sale :p), catching up on replies....

elperian

I watched Materialists on my flight to Australia at the end of September, and then again on another intra-Australia flight. The ending made me shed actual tears both times, and I keep having deep thoughts about it, so I'm making a separate movie review post before any more time passes. The review will have spoilers, but it's also not the kind of movie (film, really) that is ruined when you know the basic plot, and that shows its strengths as much as anything else.

Content warning: Discussion of a sub-plot in the film involving sexual assault.

( in which I, an ace person, ramble for several thousand words about this movie and modern relationships )

julian

1) My nephew (who is currently thinking thoughts about either being transgender or non-binary) is now 7. Time flies. We had a brief family party today before the incursion of 20 1st and 2nd graders, which I bailed from to go back to work.

My niece, who is 4 3/4, is reading to the extent that she has conversations with my brother about a pluralization on her cereal box without having talked to him/been read to from it before, so that's ... impressive.

2) We have a very nice washing machine (LG, but not "smart") which started throwing errors at us today, and which we then fixed. This involved a minor flood because I didn't put one of the three different filters back the right way, but we set up a fan and a bunch of towels and *that's* fine. So: hey, we fixed a thing! On our own!

3) Apparently people in Somerville are seeing the aurora without artificial enhancements; what we got up here was, basically, a faintly green sky, but it was measurably different and pretty cool.

This is currently erroring at me, but will presumably get better soon: NOAA Aurora predictor.

dialecticdreamer

Night Guest, Right Guest?
By Dialecticdreamer/Sarah Williams
Part 1 of 1, complete
Word count (story only): 1189
[Sunday, May 10, 2020, night]

:: Declan pleads his case among the Teagues. Part of the Edison’s Mirror universe. ::

Declan scanned the enormous pallet made on the living room floor next to one cluster of couches and armchairs. “Wha--” He froze, swallowing the last sound of the word, staring at Ed’s impressive scowl.

‘Sit down,” Vic suggested. He turned to the preteen. “Ed, can you eat a few bites? I was thinking of a peanut butter cookie sandwich, and I’d love company.”

“I’ll make some tea,” Aidan offered. “Declan, would you like some? It’s raspberry leaf.”

Declan kept looking around the living room. “Sure. Yeah. Thanks.” He spun in a slow circle. “What’s going on with the three of you?”
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Current Mood: blah

brightknightie

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batdina, this is to your address. ~grin~)

I realized today that when I started engaging with The Legend of Zelda (TLOZ) in a fanfic kind of way, and mentioning it here, I did it with no overview or explanation, as if you all either necessarily already knew or wouldn't care to know. Please let me remedy that now! :-D

The Legend of Zelda is a Tolkien-inspired Japanese RPG video game franchise with 21 main-series games and many spin-offs since it appeared in 1986. I played the first game on a relative's console in, I think, '89. A live-action movie is coming in 2026; I'm anxious. (At least it must be better than the regretted '89 cartoon.)

The different games tell different tales. They combine puzzle-solving, combat, and exploration gameplay to unfold a story and theme. To grotesquely and unfairly oversimplify, Ocarina of Time is about nostalgia and loss and consequences; Majora's Mask is about fate and loss and meaning; Tears of the Kingdom is about community and loss and rebuilding; Twilight Princess is about identity and loss and choice; Link's Awakening is about reality and loss and truth...

The usual setting is the kingdom of Hyrule and its surrounds. The usual leads are Link, the hero, representing courage; Zelda, the princess, representing wisdom; and Ganondorf, the villain, representing power. The most important macguffins are the Master Sword, aka the sword that seals the darkness, and the Triforce, a sacred embodiment of the energy of divine creation balanced as courage, wisdom, and power. Most Hyruleans are ordinary humans, if usually with pointy ears, dividing themselves into sub-groups by region or culture. There are also several other sentient species. This universe has technology, magic, divinities, and demons.

While some of the games are direct sequels to others, most happen hundreds or even thousands of years apart, and so are both fully-functional standalone stories and intricate parts of a complex canon web. The games have not come out in chronological order. The timeline is controversial; it begins in unison, splits into three AU lines, and then those three lines eventually reunify.

The various Links, Zeldas, and Ganondorfs -- and other recurring characters -- throughout the games may or may not be reincarnations or descendants of each other even within the same timeline. All Zeldas are descendants of the goddess Hylia (Skyward Sword). We have had blonde, brunette, and red-haired Zeldas. Only one Link is known to be a descendant of another Link (Twilight Princess); we know of once that there were two Links alive at the same time (The Minish Cap). We have had blond and brunet, tall and short, child and adult Links. Every Ganondorf so far has been born to the Gerudo people, at least one century apart, with a similar build and coloring.

All* mainline TLOZ games are well-regarded in the gaming community, nominated for or winning awards as well as usually selling well. A few are universally considered masterpieces. These days, most fanficcy fans are into Breath of the Wild, its sequel Tears of the Kingdom, and their two non-mainline spin-offs, Age of Calamity and Age of Imprisonment, which wrap non-TLOZ gameplay around TLOZ story cores.

Thank you for joining me on this tour. I appreciate it! :-D

* Okay, okay, maybe not so much Tri Force Heroes, Four Swords Adventures, Spirit Tracks, and Phantom Hourglass. But I think that Spirit Tracks is underrated.

hannah

One of my clients tasked me to do some computer work for her - it's something I'm doing from my apartment so it's less than the usual rate, and as it's something I'm doing from my apartment, I'm genuinely fine with that. It involves checking to see if her webpage is up to date, going through and seeing if each page that lists certain January events has those events listed on the January masterpost in turn, or if the masterpost for each month is missing certain items.

To keep track of everything as I went, I made a spreadsheet to stay organized. After a couple hours, I sent it her way to make sure I was doing it right from the get-go and wouldn't need to redo more than a couple of hours. She said the work I was doing was fine, and to compile all the missing masterpost items when I was done, but she was confused by the spreadsheet. I explained it to her, and she said that wasn't the issue: she understood what I was doing, it was that she'd never used a spreadsheet.

I understand her professional life began and ended before spreadsheets became a thing, but I hadn't thought she'd never used one. Even as a way to keep track of addresses or manage a list with a lot of moving parts. I'm inclined to believe her that she's been informed they exist and she's simply never had reason to bother.

In some ways, I envy and admire that.

Current Mood: surprised
Current Music: Hudson Line - Mercury Rev

kaffy_r

The Cruel Stupidity of War ...

... and our proper hatred of it, does not allow us to dismiss those who were sent to fight, who died on the battlefields of the air, ocean, and blood-soaked dirt, who died years later still chained by PTSD and the memories of those things they saw happen in front of them, of friends they saw die in front of them, of the non-combatants they saw die in front of them, about whose deaths they had nightmares year after year.

It took me until the end of the day to write anything at all. And this is the best I can come up with.

War is stupid and cruel and, with only a very, very few exceptions, largely useless.

But we need to remember them. At the going down of the sun, and in the morning, when the wind blows the poppies back and forth in their fields, when we see name after name of the killing fields all across our blessed and cursed world.

We must. Not just on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day, of the eleventh month; every damned day.

Current Mood: pensive
Current Location: the home office
Current Music: Stray Kids, "Hollow"

simplyn2deep posting in

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Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025

Pinchbeck (noun, adjective)
pinchbeck [pinch-bek]

noun
1. an alloy of copper and zinc, used in imitation of gold.
2. something sham, spurious, or counterfeit.

adjective
3. made of pinchbeck.
4. sham, spurious, or counterfeit: pinchbeck heroism.

Origin: 1725–35; named after Christopher Pinchbeck (died 1732), English watchmaker and its inventor

Example Sentences
With rough and homely fist he had copied this pinchbeck fervour.
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There was Robert--haggard and unkempt--still in the pinchbeck uniform, torn and bespattered now, with a peasant's frieze-coat thrown over it--a ridiculous disguise.
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What a snake in the grass, with his clever military plan and pinchbeck enthusiasm!
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But for love of the dear old Karnak, I must show up this pinchbeck Isabel; this dirty, disorderly floating prison, where no kind care alleviated one's miseries, and no suitable diet helped one's recovery.
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The public has in turn learned to expect the sudden start, the swift pace, the placarded climax, the clever paradox, the crisp repartee, the pinchbeck style, the bared realism, the concluding click.
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juniperphoenix posting in

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Fandom: LOST
Characters/Pairing/Other Subject: Individual portraits of Sayid, Desmond, Sun, Kate, Juliet, Eko, and Ana-Lucia
Content Notes/Warnings: none
Medium: digital painting
Artist on DW/LJ: n/a
Artist Website/Gallery: maddiesium on Reddit

Why this piece is awesome: These are great likenesses and wonderfully expressive of the characters. Sun's is the real standout for me, with its dramatic use of color and light and that classic Sun expression.

Link: Lost portrait paintings

chazzbanner

Yesterday I took my snow shovel out to put in my trunk. There's a story around this.

I used to keep the shovel in my apartment closet, but this was so crowded that a few years ago I took moved it to the storage closet down the hall. This is the storage unit filled with camping equipment and boxes of books and papers.

Some months (when, exactly??) the building's maintenance whatever knocked on my door and said that earlier that day they had to move all my stuff from my current storage space to another one. (For some reason they ripped out some of these - including mine.). Because I had been away from my apartment, they used a bolt cutter to get access to my compartment. But don't worry, they put on a new lock - here's the key - and they put all my stuff in the new space in the same order it was before.

I was quite annoyed by all this (so pushy).

Yesterday, of course, I had to open the 'new' storage cabinet to get my snow shovel. And, also of course, everything had been put in backward, camping equipment in the back - though the shovel sat on top in the front where it was before.

OK, I need to go through my papers and boxes of books, anyway. I pulled out a box; it fell apart. Oh yikes --

I filled a bag with books to give to Goodwill, and kept a few.

ordenchaz will give me some grocery bags when I see her tomorrow.

I'm keeping the little Wordsworth volume I bought for class when I was 19. London, I may remind you lol I never do, do I? :-).

A post about today can wait until tomorrow. :-)

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starwatcher posting in

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This is your check-in post for today. The poll will be open from midnight Universal or Zulu Time (8pm Eastern Time) on Tuesday, November 11, to midnight on Wednesday, November 12. (8pm Eastern Time).

Poll #33826 Daily Check-in

This poll is closed.
Open to: Access List, detailed results viewable to: Access List, participants: 23

How are you doing?

I am OK.
14 (60.9%)

I am not OK, but don't need help right now.
9 (39.1%)

I could use some help.
0 (0.0%)

How many other humans live with you?

I am living single.
9 (39.1%)

One other person.
9 (39.1%)

More than one other person.
5 (21.7%)

Please, talk about how things are going for you in the comments, ask for advice or help if you need it, or just discuss whatever you feel like.

ursamajor

And then suddenly, it became tech week for Verdi.

We borrowed Valerie Sainte-Agathe from SF Girls' Choir in preparation for this performance. Valerie breaks things down differently from Ash, but I like how she pushes us in certain ways that make us realize we know things better than we think we do; it's a confidence builder. Of course, that's a double-edged sword when it's the case where you actually don't know things as well as you know you need to, but I think overall most of us are benefiting from that presumption of a musical capability baseline, that we can read notes and lyrics at the same time and don't always have to start with one or the other. The occasional singing in mixed formation; the times when she tells us to just put the sheet music down and trust our memory.

We did a "retreat" a couple of weekends ago to basically cram in the equivalent of two additional rehearsals, and I think it helped to just run almost everything in order, to realize that yes, we actually have touched on all of the sections where we sing, and now it's just a matter of linking them together into one performance. (And, um, warming up sufficiently; some of my sopranos have definitely not been feeling warmed up enough for some of the high notes we've got in the Verdi; apparently the tenors have a similar plaint.)

Rehearsals Wednesday and Thursday; performance Friday night, along with a world premiere from Cava Menzies to open the show. I believe there are still tickets available for anyone local and interested. Guess I'd better dig out the concert blacks soon and make sure they're clean :) And figure out a lighter-weight folder for the Verdi, lord is the new edition heavy, but it still needs to be in a black music folder to blend in!

(Note to self: obviously it won't arrive in time for Verdi, but if you're thinking about trying to find a lighter-weight concert top before Break Bread, look at Blackstrad? Occasionally, the algorithm deposits actually relevant things in my feed. I'm currently intrigued by their Vesper top and their Elektra top, though I suspect given dress code the Vesper's a better option. There's even a petite section!)

And Break Bread will be upon us faster than a blink: rehearsal next week, break for Thanksgiving, two more regular rehearsals, and then dress rehearsal and performance all on Sunday, December 15. I'd better hurry up and order my music for our February concert, haven't done that yet, naughty section leader!

Current Mood: busy

stonepicnicking_okapi

This series of entries is commentary on my lifelong quest to read all of Agatha Christie's works in UK publication order. It was begun in January 2021.

I thoroughly enjoyed my re-read of Hallowe'en Party [1969]. The plot is solid and all the pieces fit. Here's a synopsis:

While visiting her friend Judith Butler in Woodleigh Common, Ariadne Oliver assists the neighbours in planning a children's Hallowe'en Party at wealthy Rowena Drake's house. Upon meeting Mrs Oliver, 13-year-old Joyce Reynolds claims she once witnessed a murder, though at the time she was too young to recognize it as such. Though no one appears to believe her, Joyce is found drowned in an apple-bobbing bucket after the party; distraught, Mrs Oliver summons Hercule Poirot to solve the case.

I know this book very well because I wrote a version with Bertie and Jeeves called Boo, Jeeves! And it still stands up a re-reading. There is a mention of Poirot wearing uncomfortable shoes and so I wrote a ficlet for Kinktober about him getting a foot massage: A Patent Remedy Next up: Passenger to Frankfurt which I have completely forgotten. I shall finish the last few in 2026.

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Boo, Jeeves! (13392 words) by okapi
Chapters: 7/7
Fandom: Jeeves & Wooster, Jeeves - P. G. Wodehouse
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Reginald Jeeves/Bertram "Bertie" Wooster
Characters: Reginald Jeeves, Bertram "Bertie" Wooster, Dahlia Travers, Original Characters, Joyce Reynolds, Miranda Butler, Rowena Drake, Michael Garfield, Diana Weston
Additional Tags: Halloween, Community: spook_me, Spook Me Multi-Fandom Halloween Ficathon, Alternate Universe - Ghosts, Alternate Universe - Supernatural Elements, Child Murder, Epistolary, Supernatural Elements, Ghosts, Murder Mystery, Case Fic, Soul Selling, Agatha Christie Crossover
Summary:

Bertie sees a ghost.

In the epistolary style of Stoker's Dracula (diary entries, letter, newspaper headlines, etc.)

For the 2018 Spook Me Ficathon. Crossover with Agatha Christie's Hallowe'en Party. Warning for child murder.

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Fencing

Mattel announces K-pop Demon Hunters dolls!

Julie and the Phantoms ~hypothetical~ Season Two

Today was frustrating

China's Shenzhou-20 return mission delayed due to space debris impact

~You'll have to leave it with my secretary since my torso was just scissored in half

(no subject)

movie review: materialists (2025) dir. celine song

three things make a post

#43 Night Guest, Right Guest? (part 1 of 1, complete)

TLOZ in a nutshell (okay, an enormous nut's shell, but still)

Eleventh of the Eleventh.

Dept. of Remembrance

Tuesday word: Pinchbeck

fellow northerners...

Lost portrait paintings by maddiesium (SFW)

storage cabinet adventure

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