By all means -- see question #6.
'Heart Of Gold'
The Great Write Way
A place for Buffistas to discuss, beta and otherwise deal and dish on their non-fan fiction projects.
crap, this is addictive
The candles are cold, and the crucifix is draped in dark cloth. Lines of the faithful wait prayerfully for their turns in the confessionals.
Despite the sanctity of the day, the tourists still come, chattering and snapping pictures. Many of them catch themselves, lower their voices, put away their cameras in respect for the honest faith present in a place that is more than a listing in a guide book.
I slip into a pew, listen to the whispers echo off the stone, watch the light of Manhattan in the stained glass. The capitals of the pillars are carved with shamrocks.
Connie that was very nice!
I like your Stonehenge piece too Ginger.
Go Connie, Go Connie!!!
Teppy, kewl, I'll wait for the comments thing to pop up - I have an idea for a drabble theme.
Oh, sweetie -- you can just tell me any time. That FAQ-y thing is more for anyone who might happen upon the community and not know what the dealio is.
Teppy, have I told you today how much I love you for making this sweet thing?
connie, those were both lovely, and yes, evocative.
Teppy, have I told you today how much I love you for making this sweet thing?
Yay! I'm so glad people are liking it! I noticed, on the LJ info page, members whose LJ names I don't recognize at all, or who I know came from a referral other than b.org -- Consuela pimped it in her LJ, for instance, and her F-list is full of non-Buffista folk, but folk who fic, and fic fabulously.
(Yeah, that alliteration at the end was on purpose.)
Teppy, I was thinking about a rather subtle theme: memory. Not in the "I remember" sense, but using memory as a sixth sense: how a smell evokes a memory, or a song, or just a flash of deja vu.
Not so much the memory, but the how and why the memory is evoked. Am I making sense?
Yes, ma'am, and I like it!
How Proust's pastry burst on his taste buds and pulled him into a spiral of memory.