Date:	2004-12-13 15:48
Subject:
Security:	Public
Mood:	contemplative
Music:	Kelly Clarkson

Title: Voices 2
Rating: R (gore)
Notes: longer version of Voices 1

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Date:	2004-12-13 15:40
Subject:
Security:	Public
Mood:	contemplative
Music:	Kelly Clarkson

Title: Voices in the Wilderness
Word Count: 100 :D
Notes: For the lost100 Babylon 5 title thing.


      When Danielle left camp she sought solitude and penance. She had dreamed of Alex' death - of the monsters from the trees taking him. She left camp because of Alex. He was the face of the monsters. The voices in the wilderness around her answered the unspoken questions, Alex was possessed by evil.
     She left camp with blood on her hands, crimson drops leading the path from death. Alex's cries becoming one of the voices.
     Sayid left camp because of Sawyer. He could hear voices saying the others would betray him; voices saying Sawyer was evil, telling him to leave.

Date:	2004-12-02 23:49
Subject:	lost100 article of clothing challenge #1
Security:	Public
Mood:	happy
Music:	U2

Title: Cowboys
Rating: G ... but could easily become R with 400 more words
Word count: 100, yay, coconut to Michael, please.
Notes: Article of clothing challenge ... and even better news (which I know it is hard to beat doing a challenge) school's out in 4 days. YAY!


      When he grabbed her arm, she slipped out of his grasp; when Sawyer grabbed Kate’s shirt, she stayed. He pulled her closer and the shirt stretching when she stalled. It was their game.
      “So, Freckles, where’d you get the shirt?” his lazy smile crawled along the buttons of the businessman’s shirt she wore.
      “I found it,” she pulled free and took a step back.
      “Yeah?” he moved closer, his body nearly brushing hers, “You always wear men’s clothes?”
      Kate smirked, hooked her hands on her jean belt loops grazing Sawyer’s stomach with her fingers, “Only when they smell like cowboys”

Title: Rock and Roll Music
Characters: Charlie, Liam (not like that)
Words: 100, song titles: Money (that’s what I want), Paperback Writer, Rock and Roll Music, Fool on the Hill, and Long and Winding Road

      Charlie wrote because of The Beatles, Liam had called him Paperback Writer always scribbling on napkins and finishing songs on his hands. For Charlie it was the rock and roll music. Their success had been a long and winding road of break ups and drunken parties. But for Charlie it was the rock and roll music that went to his soul.
      He asked Liam what Driveshaft was, what he wanted. “Money,” Liam laughed, “that’s what I want and that’s what Driveshaft is.” It was then Charlie realized he was the fool on the hill. Driveshaft was about money, not music.