Jun 13, 2024
It Could Be Love
Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Theodore Nott/Millicent Bulstrode Word Count: 1,522 Summary: Millie and Theo give each other a chance.
Written for @anyfandomgoesbingo Square I2: Intensive Care Unit
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It Could Be Love
Rated: Teen & Up Pairing: Theodore Nott/Millicent Bulstrode Word Count: 1,522 Summary: Millie and Theo give each other a chance.
Written for @anyfandomgoesbingo Square I2: Intensive Care Unit
You know what? Fuck it.
I’m cancel cancel cancel culture. I’ve had enough of these cancel cancel culture people.
And don’t no cancel cancel cancel cancel cancel culture people @ me
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Kitchen Adventures...
Originally posted on Jansina's author blog When I'm not playing with words, I sometimes like to bake. Up until this weekend, I even thought I was good at it. My grandma turned 87 yesterday, and her favorite cake is angel food, so it's a tradition that I bake her one every year. We pretend it's a surprise, but I'm sure by now she knows it's coming. This year I forgot to bake it until about an hour before we had to leave for a comedy show (Michael Jr.) the night before. I didn't want to bake it when I came home (I value sleep), so I rushed it. Since we were in such a hurry, Mom helped me bake it. We put the egg whites and beginning ingredients in the mixer and turned it on high to form the "stiff peaks". We have one of those lovely mixers that stands on its own, so we both walked away as it worked its magic. A minute or two later, the mixer walked its way right off the counter! It wasn't (very) funny at the time. After cleaning ourselves, the floor, and the mixer, we started over. This time we held onto the mixer, and there were no more batter-inclusive accidents. Yay! Around the time the cake was coming out of the oven, I started to smell something burning. The cake had risen so high it was touching the upper burner. The top was black (and even glowing a little!); the bottom was wiggly. I took it out and removed the top shelf, then put the cake back in and hoped for the best. When the timer beeped again, the cake looked done. The top looked bad, but the rest seemed salvageable. I tipped it upside down on a bottle. It wasn't done. Gooey hunks of half-cooked batter spilled onto the counter. Mom and I gathered it together the best we could and returned it to the oven. We had to leave soon after, so we left the oven on until the last minute, then turned it off and left the cake inside. Here's the end result: Happy Birthday, Grandma! I hope you enjoy your sticky blob! It was inedible, in the end, so we made a new cake the next day: This looks much more like a cake. (I had to share that last picture with you because, in spite of this adventure, I'm still a little proud of my baking skills.) What's the most "fun" you've had in the kitchen? http://dlvr.it/4rq59n Source: http://thilly-little-nothings.blogspot.com
31 (More) Little Celebrations
Originally posted on Jansina's author blog Christmas and New Years are family time for me, so the things on my to do list sometimes get postponed. Here is a slightly belated December edition of 28-31 Little Celebrations. * Smiles * Roads that aren't icy * Dancing * Good books * Puppies * Board games * Card games * Playing piano * Kind notes * Warm drinks * New writing ideas * Sweaters * Scarves * Encouraging readers * Friends to vent to * Friends to celebrate with * Days off * Special pens * New publications:My newest book: Life is Crumbly, is now available!(Big thanks to Mary MacArthur for the beautiful illustrations.) * Learning new tips and tricks for graphic art * Freshly whipped cream on your morning coffee...or afternoon coffee...or hot chocolate...or pie * Laughter * Fresh veggies * New ways of looking at grammar * Busy days * Late nights * Being productive * Relaxing * Time with friends * Time with family * Crossing things off a "to do" list What are you celebrating today? http://dlvr.it/4dZqhS Source: http://thilly-little-nothings.blogspot.com