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There was a polite knock at the door. This would not have been odd in and of itself, but for two things. Firstly, the cloaking devise on the TARDIS usually prevented it from being noticed by people unless they knew what they were looking for. Secondly, he was in the midst of travelling. He stared at the door for a moment, trying to decide if he'd heard what he'd just heard when he heard it again, a brisk knock. The Doctor hurried around the central console and went over to the door, and opened it. "Hello?" A woman in a long dark gown, with long black hair that was almost green was standing on the doorstep. "Ahh!" he beamed, "I should hav

 Kunzite paced the salle. The prince was late to practice for the third time this week, and it was only Tuesday. The young prince was finally old enough to begin proper training. His father and Kunzite had agreed that it was time for Endymion to learn how to defend himself properly. Unfortunately, Endymion had also started to notice girls. He wasn't old enough to do more than awkwardly flirt, but that occupied all of his time and interest now. A sound in the hall made Kunzite looked up. He recognized the step of the prince and he went over to the door to meet him. Endymion came strolling into the salle, arm in arm with his current inter

 Next To Normal Milwaukee Rep Jan 6 2012 Cast: Gabe Goodman: Tim Young Diana Goodman: Sarah Litzsinger Natalie Goodman: Laurie Veldheer Dan Goodman: Kevin Vortmann Henry: Danny Henning Doctor Fine/Madden: Jarrod Emick I'd heard good things about this show, but only one song from it. I was a little prepared for it to be sort of a downer, but actually, it wasn't. It had a reasonably happy ending, and nobody died. It's about a family. The mother is struggling with some pretty severe mental illness, and her husband and daughter are trying to deal with it. A lot of the music was surprisingly upbeat. And this was definitely

One month and three days. That's what they said. Well, actually, thirty-three days, but June only had thirty days. So it was the thirty third day. She wasn't sure what was needed, so she had some warm towels, fresh out of the dryer, curled in a nest on the table. But she kept the egg in her hand. She was not supposed to help the hatching - just watch it. But he did say that she could talk to the egg - to the baby dragon. "Well baby," she said to the egg, "This is it. I can't wait to meet you properly." That wasn't entirely true - over the past week she had been picking up vague feelings from the egg, nothing definite, just warm sleepy fee

 The whole place smelled.  He was used to the slums in his own town, but this place reeked of a whole different order. Still, all slums were laid out more or less the same. And people always thought they could hide in them. The man consulted his watch with a sigh. He hoped this wouldn't take too long - he hated being away from home. But he had lost his target. It happened sometimes, but not that often. His orders were clear; Jenkens had defaulted on his payments, and his liver was forfeit. The last his neighbors had seen of him, he had been planning a trip to this god-forsaken place. He didn't find his target, but he did find that thi

 Once Upon a Time... In a far off land... A fierce battle raged between the kingdom and the Ogres. The monsters – for monsters they were – were relentless. The prince of the land sent out calls for aid all across the kingdom. Eventually these orders were handed down to a small village near the sea, quite far from the frontlines, but not untouched. The town crier summoned all the men of the village and handed out conscription notices. One of the weavers – a young man by the name of Rumpelstiltskin – hurried home to his wife with the news. He told his wife that this was his chance. His father had been the villa