is it OK with Teppy if we use the weekly theme for things other than precise 100-word drabbles?

Oh, hell yeah. Here's what I have in the Community Info on LJ:

not everyone wants to write fanfic. With that in mind, this community is just random drabbles. Non-fandom, non-genre, no specific style. Prose, poetry, essay, dialogue only -- anything goes. Just keep it to 100 words (see below).

2. So anything I post has to be exactly 100 words?

Not really, no. Frankly, your moderator is too lazy to count, and is bad with math anyway. Limits make great writing exercises because they force you to consider your word choice, but great exercises don't always make great writing. Shoot for the 100-word range, but don't worry if it's over or under -- there are no hard and fast rules here.

I finished the exorcism scene.

Man oh man.

A wrap-up, an epilogue, DONE.

(clapping) I'm making good progress on the edits. Wishing I had more of a thrill for Saturday night, but...

It's about 2000 words (the exorcism), maybe a bit more. Plus, I finished the previous chapter earlier today.

Gronk. Need to take a deep breath, go back, and reread.

Wow, Deb, that is quite an accomplishment for one day. Go you!

I'm impressed...one thousand makes me e-mail people to tell them what I did.

I don't usually do that much in a sitting; I don't set minimums (telling myself that I have to write a minimum of X number of words will generally produce crap), but I've found that the exorcism scenes in each book have basically demanded a deep breath at the beginning and then whammo, all the way through.

Well, that makes sense in a weird way. The most I can do is say I'm gonna sit at the desk for an hour. I usually write something. I miss fic, though. But I need to not for a little while longer.

I don't recommend being as unstructured as I am to anyone, but it does work for me.

And if a scene is intense enough to warrant that kind of flow? I go with it.