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Today is the Feathering the Nest prompt call for October of 2020! Come suggest happy events, comfort or cuddles, and get fiction in return! Full details are on dialecticdreamer’s page! Join the fun!

My prompt, and also update:

I'm in the LAST push towards finally getting my dual major bachelor's degree. I had Criminology 3 credits and Research in Experimental Psychology 3 credits Upper Level as my full courses August - October semester. Also passed exams or outside provider courses in Environmental Ethics, Art History, Forensic Science, Social Psychology, Juvenile Justice Systems UL, and Human Resources Management in this time period. YES, that's 18 credits and too much!

Psychology professor got behind in BOTH grading and sending the appropriate graded papers back. I therefore worked on what I could in that class but concentrated on never falling behind or doing inadequately in Criminology. I do have an extension until 12/31/20 on that course to finish up 3 assignments.

Criminology final project, a PowerPoint presentation with recorded audio was due Sunday night. Finished and submitted "Strain Theories and White Collar Crime". Forgot my dinner meds that night, couldn't sleep, realized at 4:30 AM, took meds, then SLEPT until 1 PM. Even our dog couldn't wake me up! Then forgot breakfast meds until 4:30 PM, because I didn't have breakfast. 🤣

I got a 95 on my project, a 98 in Criminology, and I will find a way to make the PowerPoint presentation publicly available.

Get some (disabled, super, older or definitely should know better 🤣) college student HELP before they do that kind of short term damage to themselves: Halley, Mallory and Heron, the ambulance crew, even Graham with someone.

I'm better at remembering follow a character's routine (do like X did!), rather than impersonal standards. I'm going to art or clean today, my Teen's birthday!

Today is the Magpie Monday prompt call for May of 2020. Gentle fiction from dialecticdreamer is written to answer the readers’ prompt. Readers get reading copies of their stories, and one of them is posted for everyone to enjoy on Tuesday, 12 May. This month’s theme is “putting the bottom rungs on the ladder.” Sometimes, someone has gaps in their knowledge that makes the standard “ladder” model of progress impossible for them. What they need is a different ladder, one that puts a rung just above where they ARE, instead of where they should be. Come join the fun and get stories in return!

I want something to remember Jordan more, so that's what I asked for.

https://dialecticdreamer.dreamwidth.org/623750.html?view=12796806&posted=1#cmt12796806

Dialectic dreamer is hosting the Feathering the Nest today! Leave a prompt, get a story! If you're a friend of mine, say that LibraryGeek sent you. I asked for and got a preparing for Hanukkah story. :-D

https://dialecticdreamer.dreamwidth.org/494170.html#comments

Hiya! Go give a friend a prompt on the limits of villainy here: http://dialecticdreamer.dreamwidth.org/287508.html?view=5411860&posted=1#cmt5411860

This was my prompt:

The Midas baby, and his Guardian from Dr. Infanta. His Guardian is definitely a super villain with limits. How are they doing in the Islands? If they aren't yours, feel free to run with some of your characters meeting them, if you wish.

Sleepy from thyroid flare. Hey, super villain does minimal damage for goal just because she's too sleepy to do more.

Hopefully vague enough!

My backchannel prompt contributed to the free-verse poem "A Room with a Garden View." Astin visits Supply Base Bounty 3D3N and finds far more than expected.

http://ysabetwordsmith.dreamwidth.org/10119699.html?view=21287699&posted=1#cmt21287699

Something with love polygons and proving yourself.

From this ysabetwordsmith got "The Three Hands of Fate," today's second freebie. Have a three-way adventure/romance. Oh, and there's a book rec at the end for a novel about the same type of relationship.

http://ysabetwordsmith.livejournal.com/3533908.html


Thanks, ysabetwordsmith!