Eflen n’ Ree Gee @eflen-n-reegee - Tumblr Blog

Hiya! Welcome to my blog!

I take suggestions for fandom agere headcanons and stories, and I also post original agere stuff. Please feel free to make suggestions.

Things to know:

This is something I do for fun. If I don’t feel inspired to write about a particular character, I won’t. Please respect that. 🙃

I will not write fiction about real people, unless it is a fictionalized portrayal of a person who’s been dead for at least 100 years. For example: I might write about the version of George Washington shown in “Hamilton”, but I won’t write about Markiplier or Jenny Lee as portrayed in “Call the Midwife”.

I really like writing for more obscure media sources. I don’t have a specific fandom list, so you can just suggest what you like. (I am most likely to fill suggestions for films, but you’re totally welcome to suggest something for TV shows, animes, video games, or books; just understand that I may not be familiar enough with the source material.)

Please feel free to send multiple suggestions at once, to up the chances that I’m familiar with one of them.

Very few things in fictional media legitimately upset me, so feel free to request things from scary/violent/otherwise mature media.

I sometimes leave this blog for up to months at a time due to being busy with other things, so don’t be surprised or concerned if I disappear. 😅

To see a full list of my writing and art, please check this Google doc!

And That's It!

I hope you've enjoyed this July theme! There are some suggestions in my ask box, so my next project is filling those. I AM going back to work soon, so they may not be done for a while, but I will do my best.

BTW, I’m camping right now, and so far I’ve seen: several big flying grasshoppers, seven super teeny-tiny toads, a MASSIVE snapping turtle, a bat, multiple deer and fawns, what may have been a leech, some freshwater snails, a garter snake, two walking sticks, a rabbit, many chipmunks, a katydid, a hummingbird, a bird that might have been an eagle, and several fish, dragonflies, butterflies, moths, and caterpillars; and I also heard a really loud owl! I love camping so much.

Caregiver Muses Ficlet and Moodboards (Greek Mythology)

(Caregiver Calliope)

(Caregiver Clio)

(Caregiver Polyhymnia)

(Caregiver Euterpe)

(Caregiver Terpsichore)

(Caregiver Erato)

(Caregiver Melpomene)

(Caregiver Thalia)

(Caregiver Urania)

Even when they can’t help you create, even when the ideas won’t come or can’t be properly expressed, they still take care of you. Calliope lays beside you on the couch, recounting the ancient classics - though, if you ask enough, she’s willing to recite more modern tales. Clio reenacts historic scenes with your toys, battles and usurpations and reunifications with plastic and plushies. Polyhymnia sings while she gardens with you, worships songs from more religions than you can count, in more tongues than you can name. Euterpe encourages you to write songs of your own, with lyrics to express how you feel and what you value. Terpsichore’s feet are never still; she picks you up and dances you around, never tiring, never stopping until you’re breathless from laughing. Erato hides notes for you, written reminders that you are loved and cherished, tangible evidence you can go back to on the days you feel unwanted or undeserving. Melpomene cries with you when things are hard; she’s always able to empathize with your troubles, and that helps make them easier to bear. Thalia tickles and teases and jokes - whatever it takes to summon your laughter; though she often drowns you out with her own cackling. And every clear night, Urania brings you outside and helps you name the bodies in the sky. They dote; they fuss; and when your inspiration returns, they watch with pride to see what you will create.