'Cause I'm on a mission...

and my dialup is too slow to update my website, so... another rec.

short-shorts by WQ:

JC is a Teenie

JC wishes people would stop thinking he was high. Well, okay, occasionally he did use marijuana. But he never smoked it. (Well, except for a couple of times he did, when he didn't have anything to cook it into. But usually he added it to baked goods.) But he never gets high before a performance, because he wants to be up for a performance, and weed makes him relaxed. And he's already relaxed all the time, because he won't let things bother him. (Except for the part where it's really annoying that people who know him think he's high!)

Chris is Worried about Future Competition

Chris walked behind JC's chair and started pulling on JC's hair. "Maybe he'll start a duet sort of thing with Jamie Lynn. They'll be a Captain and Tenille for the 21st Century." He tugged on JC's ears. "Does the world really need a new Captain and Tenille? Especially if they're, like, five."

*snickers* Teh funny.

Dirty Trousers Weekly Round-up!

last week's round-up

May 16th - 20th: installments fifty-seven through sixty-one
Monday - In which Blaise needs a bigger broom
Tuesday - In which Pansy attempts to knock some sense into Terry
Wednesday - In which Seamus had a very good night
Thursday - In which Harry sketches Ron
Friday - In which Mal ruins Pansy's good mood

Extra! Extra!
* I got more artwork *dances* But none of it is up as of yet. Work was hectic and my home computer dialup connection is too slow. Soon! Promise!
* No one took on the challenge of figuring out where Stuart Ackerley first showed up, before his official "naming" last Friday. It was, believe it or not, the very second installment: The third fellow, a spiky brunette with irises so green they seemed yellow, scratched his throat absently. “You mean the one he hates beyond all reason?”

Reader-Reviewer of the Week!
Sparkly honors this week go to likecandy_sweet for her comment: "You know, whenever I see the name Theo, I think of The Cosby Show. Then I think of the theme song. Then I do a little dance."