I am now one-sixth graduated from high school.I'm still busy though, because year eleven hasn't finished yet. Pff. I have to design a chemistry prac, finish a few pages of RE assignment, write a story for Awesome People English, write a "creative piece" for normal English, all by the end of this week. On top of that, I want to finish a scene with Tash by Friday the Thirteenth (I intend that to become traditional) and I'm going to enter *AlfaFilly's contest -- Be Your Own Fangirl sort of thing. At least the deadline for that isn't till next year.
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Nah, I didn't do it...Viss found Tash on the beach, decorating a sandcastle with seaweed. She stood up suddenly when she heard Viss behind her, and tried to look as though she hadn't just been playing with sand.Nah, I didn't do it...
"It's okay, Tash, I won't tell anyone," Viss said.
"Tell anyone what?" Tash said unconvincingly.
"I was talking to Lumi," Viss changed the subject.
"Yay?"
"She's just seen Kye."
Tash scowled. "Good for her."
"Have you seen him lately, Tash?"
"Not for years. So?"
"You didn't have anything to do with…?"
"I don't know what you
by ~purpleduckling
Blackout Lulu was sixteen and five days, Standardised Universal Time, when the power went out. They were eating dinner, herself and her mother Tina and her brother Nick, and Nick’s girlfriend Sylvie. There was a noise like a sonic boom, and Solar Brother shook. Lulu’s drink fell over. The lights flickered and went out. Lulu pushed her chair back to stand up, and floated up into the air. “Ah!” she cried out. “Awesome,” said Nick. “The gravity’s turned off.” LulBlackout
by ~purpleduckling
9012: RivalryTales of the 9012: Rivalry9012: Rivalry
“Tash,” Blue said, “Why do you scare people?”
They were in the dining room. Gods don’t have to eat, but they can, and most enjoy it, so every ten days or so there would be food in the dining room for anyone who wanted to come.
Tash was eating roast lamb and chips. She chewed, swallowed, and grinned. “Because I, my friend, am the personification of that which all people fear.”
“She has been waiting months to use that line,” Si
by ~purpleduckling
L-B+T: Chapter OneLizzie-Beth and the Train - Chapter OneL-B+T: Chapter One
Jake opened a can and passed it to Beth. “That’s the last of the peaches.”
Beth flourished a battered spoon. “Pity. I like peaches.” She scooped some fruit into her mouth, and handed spoon and can to Jake.
He took his turn and gave them back. “We can find more. And there’s still the apricots.”
Suddenly and without warning, Beth’s little sister fell out of the ceiling. This was not unusual – the air ducts were safer
by ~purpleduckling
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Scatter, as from an unextinguish'd hearth
Ashes and sparks, my words among mankind!
Be through my lips to unawaken'd earth
The trumpet of a prophecy! O Wind,
If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind?
-Ode to the West Wind
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-Cleanliness is next to godliness!
-Exactly. Being clean is for people who can't be gods.
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I collect kneecaps taken from mutant octopus babies.
ROFFLE! try figure THAT one out....
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I've got to get to this cemetery before I die!
~pehzazz on going to the cemetery.
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-Cleanliness is next to godliness!
-Exactly. Being clean is for people who can't be gods.
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I've got to get to this cemetery before I die!
~pehzazz on going to the cemetery.
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-Cleanliness is next to godliness!
-Exactly. Being clean is for people who can't be gods.
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I've got to get to this cemetery before I die!
~pehzazz on going to the cemetery.
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