just an ordinary boy

Title: If It's Tuesday, There Must be Aliens - 2/4
Characters: Rose, Ten.5
Summary: Rose and 10.5 are on their honeymoon. The usual chaos ensues.
Rating: PG
Beta: nattieb

( sand, breezes and honeymoon suites. )

Title: If It's Tuesday, There Must be Aliens - 1/4
Characters: Rose, Ten.5
Summary: Rose and 10.5 are on their honeymoon. The usual chaos ensues.
Rating: PG
Beta: nattieb

( When you said ‘further than we’ve ever gone before', I didn’t think you’d meant it literally. )

Just got my assignment for the Time_In_Flux fic-a-thon. What have I done? What was I thinking? How will I not mess this up???

Okay. Better now.

Will be on the lookout for a beta later on for it. (peers around for nattieb)

73. The Devil's Door

74.To Wear the White Cloak

75.The Witch in the Well all by Sharan Newman

Mysteries set in twelfth-century France. I find the time period fascinating, and they're stories that keep you guessing.

gakked from wiggiemomsi

Well, it's accurate. Upstate New York, born and raised. And no, that does NOT mean New York City. Western New England news network is exactly what we speak.

Which American accent do you have? Northern You have a Northern accent. That could either be the Chicago/Detroit/Cleveland/Buffalo accent (easily recognizable) or the Western New England accent that news networks go for.

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7 pm: Kids had long naps, everyone's happy. We go out for dinner at the Olive Garden. Son has ravioli, daughter has pizza.

( and here's where the fun starts )

I just signed up for the Support Stacie auction in September! I'm offering up a 2,500 Doctor Who fic and a longer, 5,000 word DW fic. I'm also handing out a drabble for every bid.

All the info is here, so be sure to check it out. It's for a very worthy cause.

71. Middlemarch by George Eliot

72. Barbie and Ruth: The Story of the World's Most Famous Doll and the Woman Who Created Her by Robin Gerber

The general feeling among moms of my acquaintance is that there are no pediatric dentists in our town who allows parents back with their kids. Most take them to general dentists because of this. One mom does go to that dental practice and thinks it's okay. I think she's crazy, but her husband IS a psychiatrist, so they'll be prepared to deal with the inevitable trauma.

Our dentist is 20 miles away but we love her. The staff is great, there are flat screen tvs above every exam chair to watch, and the kids get a token to get a toy at the end of the visit. My son's gums were very red and inflamed. We were worried about an abscess or something, but it turns out that since his permanent teeth are pushing through, his gums are just loose and floppy. Ick, I know. We got a special rinse to help tighten things up and he should be fine in a week or two.

We need a pediatric dentist now that we're in a new place. Every dentist in our town that takes our dental insurance (a whopping three of 'em) has a policy of not allowing parents to go back into the treatment room with their kids. They claim it "builds trust". These are all male dentists, and the last thing in the world I'm going to do is hand my kids over to be alone in a room with a strange man. Or woman. How much trust can you build in twenty minutes every six months?

Title: Don't Blink - 5/?
Authors: rosewarren and ladychi
Characters: Rose, Ten
Summary: AU. What if Rose had stayed through Doomsday and was the one to end up in 1969 with the Doctor?
Rating: PG

A/N: We had a bit of fun with this chapter. Bonus points if you catch the Veggie Tales reference!

( The Doctor cleared his throat and straightened his tie.  )

After two hours of pondering and cursing computer coding, not to mention a super-sore mouse arm, I have a new, pretty layout and am pretty pleased about it all.

I will be celebrating by teaching my daughter to ride with training wheels, my son to ride without training wheels, and showing up for a playgroup at the park that I'm only attending because I'm in charge of said playgroup.

I want a new journal style. Choosing between all the available ones is taking way too much time. I had an easier time choosing a wedding dress. Suggestions will be welcomed.

Lots of you flisters are doing this, and since tomorrow is my one-year anniversary of writing fanfic *sniff*, I offer this meme and wait for someone to take me up on it.

I'm glad to say that I've survived the initial angst/trauma/WTF? that "Journey's End" brought on. It wasn't easy, but we all made it through.

Inspired by Doctor Who's "Turn Left:" Pick one of my stories and tell me a point in the tale that you'd change -- something tiny or big -- and I'll tell you how that one difference would have altered the course of the entire story.

here's my master list

http://community.livejournal.com/doctor_rose_fic/

Just signed up for the Coulda Woulda Shoulda ficathon. This should be fun!

ETA: Search me why the banner won't link to the site. Click on the link above to sign up!

67. Take Me Two Times by Karen Kendall

68. Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith

69. Little House in the Big Woods by Laura Ingalls Wilder

70. The Last Dodo by Jacqueline Raynor
This was an audiobook, but I liked the storyline, and Freema is such a good actor.

So this happened last year.

Today my now-three-year-old came into the kitchen smoothing down her beautiful blonde curls. She told me that she'd combed her hair. I was making raspberry jam and didn't really look at her.

An hour later I walked into my bathroom and saw the following on the sink: a comb. A mirror. Scissors. Wisps of blonde hair all over the floor.

Backtracked to three-year-old, and yup: her bangs are now all choppy and horribly, terribly mangled.

Did I mention that we were due to take professional photos for the first time in two years?

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Hilarious so far.

Oh, why not? I have some free time today. Stolen from most of the flist.

Pick a character that I have written, or that you know I have substantial headcanon about, and ask any five questions about him/her. Be sure to specify whether you would like responses to be OOC (responding as the writer) or IC (responding as the character).

Title: Make New Friends But Keep the Old
Characters: The Doctor, Donna Noble
Summary: The Doctor and Donna stroll down memory lane.
Rating: G

( Are you kidding? You always joke about danger to life and limb! )