#dramatic telling

[medanmor]

I told my sister today; I said Hush Now is my favorite Dsmp fic and she nodded. She just nodded. I told her no-you don’t understand. -I had to get her to understand. Where was my honor? If I couldn’t get her to know?-So I said-It’s my favorite fic. She Gasped. She squinted at me like she could try to see the inner workings of my mind with her studying eyes. She was slow to open her mouth-almost confused. She asked ‘Over even-even..?’ I nodded with tears in my eyes. ‘Even Passerine’ she closes her eyes with a shudder. ‘Even Passerine’ she echoed. Part in denial and part in something life disbelief. But she knows. She knows I cannot lie about something so integral to us.

Needless to say I got my sister to read Hush now.

[randomchaosthings]

I don’t know too much about the Ides of March but I wish I had enough friends to dress up and recreate it like a dramatic play for shits n giggles

[sparethedreamer]

sometimes chaos and order must go head to head. during these tumultuous times, it's often to us to decide what kind of popcorn we want to make while we sit back and enjoy the show.

so we're a system and one of our caretaker headmates was fronting and hanging out with our sweet, adorable 1 year old cousin. she was doing such a great job caring for him and keeping him entertained.

there came a moment when she was pondering what activity to do with him next when someone entered co-con (being in control at the same time). someone devious...

"hey, you ever unravel a whole roll of toilet paper before?" they asked, itching for a bit of chaotic fun

"Absolutely not! Get out of front right now!!"

our body edged closer to the newly purchased pack of toilet paper on the ground, then jolted to a stop as the two wrestled for control.

the rest of us near front watched with bated breath, wondering who would emerge the victor.

after what seemed like forever, but was only a second, the winner emerged

there would be no toilet paper messes today