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So my lost purse with my debit card (now hot carded) and I think with A Movable Feast (thankfully already finished, though I'm one of the few in my class who likes it, damn it)? Also had my flash drive in it. And I hadn't sent important paper to my prof while all fucked up with sleep dep like I thought I had. And it was only on that lost flashdrive.

So! I'll be writing more than one paper while staying up tonight. What does this additional bit of stress mean? My loss is your gain.

Drabble trading. Yes, I know I had prompts open, but they're closed except to someone who'd asked about a fandom before I wrote this entry. This is more stress than usual, and I need something to keep me from hiding in the library basement's bathroom and never, ever, ever coming out again. There are sinks in that bathroom, and a surprisingly clean floor. I could make it until starvation set in, and so few people come along it would be years before they found my body.

You write me one drabble (and I'll be loose in the definition of this), and I'll write you two--basically, I write one, you write one, I give you another. Rinse and repeat for however long you like. I'm crossposting this with my fandom journal.

And . . . go!

ETA: Tomorrow, 4/24/2008, at 11:59:59 p.m., the drabble trade will officially be Over. By which I mean I will answer any submitted before that time with the two to one deal, but merely admire and feedback any submitted after. Because of this, you can submit as many as you want without waiting for me to catch up (and even make vague suggestions I might follow for my responses). So. Last chance. TWO TO ONE. GO!

(If I'm flooded, I'm going to try to have all my responses back by the end of finals, but I make no guarantees other than there will be responses to everything submitted before 12:00:00 4/25.)


Closed

second one

Date: 2008-04-16 11:27 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] tuesdayfic.livejournal.com
The wind blew, stung his eyes, whipped his hair against his face. Fallen leaves fluttered past and crackled under foot. Lee twisted the band of metal between his fingers, white gold so bright in the dim light it almost hurt his eyes.

"I didn't think," he stuttered, stopped. He stood there several minutes, breathing in the crisp air in deep, unsteady breaths.

"I didn't think," he reiterated.

The cool fingers on his arm were almost warm compared to Konoha's fall.

"I don't blame you," said Sakura.

"Yes," said Lee, unable to stop himself from looking up to see no one there. "I blame myself."

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