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strongintherealgay · 10 months ago
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is there a convenient tag for doctor/rose/jack fanworks or am I just going to have to look up all their names?
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starr-fall-knight-rise · 4 years ago
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HASO,  “Post Apocalyptic Utopia.”
I was actually able to write something today, which I didn’t expect. So I hope you all enjoy!” 
A small delegation of Vrul scientists were waiting for them when the shuttle landed. Dr. krill looked around the city and noted the increased security from the last time he had been here, though that had been almost a year ago, so he couldn’t have said if that was a recent development or not. Behind him, Admiral Vir, Doctor Katie, and their resident microbiologist stepped out of the shuttle, followed closely by their select group of marines.
The marines had been ordered to keep a close eye on Krill, as it was a well known fact that the Vrul council had put a termination order on his head. They had said the termination order had been dissolved, but to say that he didn’t exactly trust their word, was a bit of an understatement.
Admiral Vir stayed close at his shoulder eyeing up anyone who got to close.
They had brought the marines for a reason, but a single human would have been enough to scare of the Vrul if they were to try, and Admiral Vir, as important as he was in intergalactic government, was even more of a deterrent.
They were met a few feet later by the council members, no one that Krill recognized, so they must have been council assistants.
“Dr. Krill, we were not sure you would answer our call.”
“Is that because of the termination order on my head, or because the Vrul council seems to have a disdain for my work?”
They stepped back a little shying away from his bluntness, but he stood his ground. Perhaps it was a little mean to behave so human-like in front of them, but he had to admit, it gave him no end of pleasure to see the squirm, all except for one.
One of the Vrul scuttled forward and his movements were familiar.
Together both Krill and the Admiral recognized him as the psychologist who had stood up for krill the last time he had brought in on a termination evaluation.
‘I am pleased to see you have answered our call Dr. krill, I was worried the past issues with the council might drive you away.” he looked up and raised a hand to the human, “As well as you Admiral, I am always pleased to see the man who saved my life.”
The admiral saluted, “The pleasure is all ours.”
Krill nodded pleased to see at least one sensible Vrul in this entire place, “I am sure we are all very happy to see one another, but I doubt you would ave called us here for a simple visit?”
The psychologist nodded his head, “Yes, yes of course. Please follow me.”
They did as ordered, the humans sauntering along behind them as the Vrul walked and talked. Around them, the city was surprisingly deserted with few workers and even fewer pedestrians. 
“Something strange has happened, something we are not sure what to make of.” 
They turned a corner down the middle streat, heading towards the outskirts of the city.
“The morning before last, a…. Minor beta geologist by the name of Dr. Kell was allowed permission outside the city walls.”
“Beta scientist?” Dr Krill wondered 
“He was one of those hard cases. His original tests showed promise, but it was later determined that he was closer to a beta than an alpha, though the council let him keep his teaching position at the institute as long as it was only the entry level classes, regardless, that is not the point. The point is, he was allowed outside the city on request to study surrounding soil samples. He was gone for maybe two or three hours before returning, dazed and catatonic. His helium sack had been ruptured, and shortly after being contained within an isolation chamber, he began to develop large yellow soars across his body. Those who came in close contact with him, including myself, have been put into isolation for a days duration, longer than it took for him to be infected.” 
They stepped onto a small elevating platform which rose them high into the air along the wall. There were no rails, as Vrul didn’t fear falling, butthe humans clustered at the center to avoid the drop.
They made it to the top of the wall and were motioned over by the psychologist to peer over the edge.
“That of course is not even mentioning these creatures.”
Together they looked over the edge of the wall. The humans muttered in surprise, and Krill Felt his antenna vibrate slightly in unease and burgeoning horror. The creatures below him looked awful like deltas, with their six limbs and thickened bodies, but the way they moved was just so rong. They clambered over each other hauling themselves up against the wall as if they were trying to climb it.
There were no more than seven of them in total and their eyes glowed a glassy white. All over their bodies, he could just make out the sickly yellow pustules. One of the creatures attempted to climb over his brethren, and in so doing stepped on one of the bulging sacks causing it to rupture and spew a thick spray of a pollen like substance. The cloud expanded shortly but was too thick to spread properly and slowly dropped to the ground coating the others in the layer of yellow.
The human grimaced, “Do you smell that?”
The Vrul looked up at him in surprise, “You smell something.”
All the humans nodded. Adam shook his head and sneezed rather violently taking a step back from the edge before wiping his face, “Smells like…. I don’t even know how to describe it, organic but…. rotting .”
Ramirez peered over the edge, “Tree zombies.”
The little vrul psychologist looked up at them, “What is a zombie?’
Krill sighed, “here we go.”
“Its an old legend or folktale I guess. There have been a lot of iterations of it over the centuries, but the general idea is that some kind of virus infects a human and the symptoms cause them to become aggressive and violent. A bite causes them to spread the Virus, and so they become cannibalistic. The disease rapidly spreads through population centers and the entire world shuts down in an apocalyptic event while small pockets of humans attempt to survive. Of course, its not exactly scientifically possible with the diseases we know of, but.” Adam glanced back over the wall, “Obviously not the same thing, but…. A similar principal I suppose. Twenty bucks says that those sores are what make it contagious.”
Krill nodded slowly, “it would make sense why none of you who came in contact with Dr. kell were ever infected, because you were never exposed to the pathogen. I am assuming he was not showing signs of those yellow pustules by the time he showed up?”
The psychologist nodded. “No, he developed those late last night and is still under observation. That happened about the same time he started showing signs of aggression towards the staff.”
“Let me see the patient.” krill said and the psychologist nodded, motioning them forward and back down the wall to where they were keeping their observation room.
It had been set up away and secured from the other buildings, and as they walked in most everyone was dressed in hazmat equipment.
They were brought forward, to an outside observation room where they could see through two sets of thick paned glass to where dr Kell, or who they supposed used to be Dr, Kell, paced around the room scuttling this way and that towards anyone who moved outside of his enclosure. The entire inside of the room was coated in a delicate layer of yellow pollen.”
Krill ordered someone to give him a hazmat suit and he hurried into the crowd to take a look for himself.
Dr, Katie was able to bring her hazmat equipment from the ship and followed after him, walking around with Krill as they examined the subject.
Adam didn’t know much about Vrul related illnesses, but he still found the behavior of the vrul inside the enclosure to be rather unsettling.
He walked around the outside examining the creature as Dr. krill and Katie spoke with each other.
He tapped his fingers against his arms nervously. This was very strange as far as he knew no vrul had lived outside their cities in centuries if not millennia. So how could there be infection outside of the city…. Of course…. That was unless…
A sudden scuttling could be heard outside the door, and he turned around to watch as a small alpha Vrul stepped into the room. It hurried forward and stood at the edge of he room looking unsure and nervous. On occasion it glanced over at him with a wary expression, to the point where he thought it was going to get whiplash.
He nodded, “Do you need something?”
It jumped as he spoke clutching some files on its chest, “i uh… uh I wanted to speak with the doctors about…. About something I found.”
Obviously Vrul only had one gender, but there was just something about it that made him think female, so he went with it.
Usually Vrul chose based on convenience when working with species of more than one gender, but until she said otherwise she was going to have to do.
“You can tell me.”
She looked up at him with a skeptical expression.
Most vrul had a sense of intellectual superiority when it came to other species. It made them insufferable sometimes as humans had IQs closer to their betas than their alphas. Difference was your average human could handle abstract concepts where a beta could not. Though the vrul tended to forget this.
He pressed his lips into a thin line, “I think I can keep up, just humor me.”
She looked at him long and hard for a moment before moving closer, “I am Dr. Vess, head historian at the Vrul institute here in the city, and I have been examining some ancient documents which I think might shed some light on what is happening here.” She paused.
He nodded for her to go on.
“About four thousand years ago, there is a sudden drought of historical documentation. We don’t know much of what happened before then. We think before that time we had light travel expeditions to other planets which gave us the shoot-off species, the Gibb, but there is no historical information to back this theory. I did, however, find architectural blueprints for the wall. The most dangerous predator on our planet is only ten feet tall and can only jump two feet, but our wall is forty feet high and twenty feet thick with no doors. This is also the time when we began to develop our force field technology, which is why we are so ahead of the times. The force field that can surround this city goes as a dome into the air, and even penetrates underground. Based on everything we know, the structure of the wall is far too dramatic to have been built by those who live in the world that we do, unless there was something that happened to prompt the construction.”
Adam nodded slowly, “You think that these creatures…. Whatever they are, were an issue before the wall was built, but you have lived so long behind the wall that it was forgotten with the historical records because no vrul has bothered to go outside the city for the past four thousand years, and by the time they did they were leaving by way of spaceship.”
Her antenna vibrated, in what he had come to know as the Vrul version of a nod.
“It makes sense, as I said before there is no reason for them to have built the walls so high and so thick. Furthermore, I have been analyzing satellite patterns of the surrounding area.” She opened a map before him and he crouched down on the floor with her to take a look as she spread it out on the ground, “Circular clusters of trees, everywhere, at first I thought they were just the natural way in which our trees grow, but you can see patches of them in others places that do not follow this pattern, but looking over here in this book that I found on etymology, they seem to be similar circles made by certain types of hibernating creatures that live on this planet.”
He stared at the evidence eyes wide, “So you are saying you believe that these creatures, whatever they are have been hibernating for a couple thousand years and were only distrurbed when the doctor made his way outside the city, probably due to vibrations in the ground.”
She nodded her head, “That was another thing I had been meaning to point out. The city walls are set on a series of inertial dampeners. Now when we do construction inside the city, the foundation rattles a little bit but the housing around it does not meaning that the city does not disturb the ground around it. This includes when spaceships take off and land despite their engines generally being powerful enough to cause shock waves.”
“Well I’ll be damned.” Adam muttered, “You guys may very well be living in a post apocalyptic utopian hellscape and no one knew because the historical records beforehand were lost.” He lifted his head and turned towards where krill and katie were still working, “Doctor! Wou will want to come and hear this.”
***
He could hear the others speaking in sharp tones behind him, though he wasn’t really paying attention. His eyes were focused mostly on the creature inside the tank. Some of the actual council members had deigned to descend from their council chambers as this was actually turning into a more serious matter than they thought. The history of the vrul was apparently a little more complicated than the “Brave new world” hellscape utopia in which they lived. In fact, it appeared as if they were some kind of post zombie apocalypse.
It was both cool and rather frightening at the same time especially when you considered the fact that these creatures were still hibernating beneath the ground, and could rise at the slightest provocation.
Inside the room, the zombie Vrul bashed it’s head against the wall causing another one of it’s yellow sores to pop spreading its pollenthick against the glass.
He moved forward to where one of the doctors was standing and asked, “Is there an intercom into the room?”
The Vrul turned to look at him and then nodded slowly, “There is, why?”
“I want to try something.”
The doctor stared at him as if he had been audaciou enough to pull off his pants and start pissing on the floor.
“What!”
“Humor me doc, if it works then I might know a way to defeat these things.”
The doctor looked about ready to argue with him but Adam gave hima look and he quickly backed off.
Adam knelt down and had the doctor show him how to transmit something into the room. He scolded quickly through his music library before picking something he thought had a nice complex beat.
The doctor watched him curiously as he turned on the song.
The glass was too thick for much sound to penetrate back through, but as soon as the beat started the reaction was almost immediate, and rather violent.
What had once been Dr. Kell jerked in it’s spot, then agitatedly began to run in a circle before falling to the ground where it twitched and convulsed. He stopped the song before the doctor could order him otherwise, and he turned to look at the little creature staring up at him in confusion, “Rhythmic induced cataplexy, just like the rest of you.”
He turned to look back at where Dr. krill was standing an idea beginning to form in his head.
It was a very extreme idea. He doubted anyone would be willing to try it.
But he had to admit, it did sound pretty tempting. 
Very tempting indeed.
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angryrabbit42 · 5 years ago
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Bonus Tracks 4
All for the lovely: @a-rose-by-any-other-doctor @dwsecretsanta
Read on AO3 https://archiveofourown.org/works/21925084/chapters/52331086
Fluffy Interlude
Intermission
“Need a rest?” the Doctor asked, letting go of her mind for a minute.
Rose turned to face him. “Your brain! How do you keep all that stuff in? S’just, I couldn’t have half those thoughts without my brains leaking out of my ears. You were thinking about pudding while doing maths and trying to figure me out and I was eugh… Tinkerbell.”
He laughed. “One thought at a time? That’s mindfulness and it’s healthy. You were half handling it before, I decided to control the flow a bit. I know it’s a bit more ocean of consciousness than stream but I am a Timelord after all.” The Doctor sniffed reflexively and Rose pinched him. “Oi! Why?”
“Ego,” Rose sang.
The Doctor reached out and pinched her arm. Rose squealed, falling away from him, giggling. He chased her fingers wiggling. Rose used her Torchwood training to flip him. Luckily the bed was big enough for her to flip and pin him, not flip him off the bed. Rose grinned down at him. “Whose impressive now?”
“You,” he said breathlessly, “always you.”
“Good, remember that.”
“I do, I will… Rose… let me up. I don’t think either one of us is ready for my slightly more human reactions to being pinned beneath you, as lovely and impressive as you are.” His ears turned red and his cheeks pink. “Especially since I just regained a very real, very vivid memory of you snogging the daylights out of me. I felt floaty for days. No idea why. Maddening.”
Snorting, she took pity on him and ran a hand through his hair, ruffling it. Boneless now, the Doctor stared up at her with warm eyes, a hint of a smile lingering around the corners of his mouth. Rose backed off, giving him some space even as she enjoyed his reaction. It had always been her breathless and wanting. Now… Rose’s grin turned feral.
She flopped down onto her stomach. “Can we take a nap? God, I’m so…” Rose broke off as a jaw cracking yawn escaped her. The Doctor gave her an annoyed look as he mirrored her action. “I’ve been awake for days and I’m not a Timelord.”
“I am and am not a Timelord,” he remarked, thoughtfully. “Let’s sleep a bit. I could sleep a bit. Regeneration and telepathy take a lot of effort. Can we, can I-?” The Doctor’s eyes were darkening as he opened his arms to her.
Rose slipped into his arms, laying her head on his chest to listen to his single lonely heart. His arms came up around her, pressing her closer. “Feels right, the double pulse,” he murmured into her hair.” She felt his heart slow as he relaxed. “Ten minutes, four hours at max… A cat nap.”
A snore escaped him.
 Rose woke to find the Doctor had managed to cover them in a blanket. She was broiling in their little cocoon. She wriggled to free a foot, unwilling to let him go. The temperature change was lovely. The Doctor smelled amazing and she had somehow nuzzled the collar of his shirt down and her nose was touching his collar bone. She hummed in appreciation and felt his chest move as he giggled silently. “Awake?”
Rose made a noncommittal noise.
“Ah, how I love my morning hating Rose Tyler. She who loves waffles but not the general waffle hours,” the Doctor said, voice brimming with amusement. “We should order waffles. I am craving them. I hope they have multiple types of syrup…”
“How long?” Rose managed, mind foggy. She had been dreaming of a giant rabbit wearing a wolf’s head and everyone had candy. “Sleeping?”
“Three hours, thirty-two minutes, twenty-seven seconds,” he remarked cheerfully. “Timesense is online and working, lovely. I felt adrift without it. ‘Course now it feels like it’s ticking down to the big ‘D’ but it’s morning, time for new beginnings, not morbid underpinnings.”
Rose loosened her grip on him, to run her hand down his face. “No. Talk. No,” she grumbled. “Too many words.”
“I would be offended. I really would, if I hadn’t ordered waffles for two and well, a whole pot of hot tea. I remember what mornings are like with you around.”
“No mornings on the Tardis,” Rose heard herself saying. She froze. Would mentioning the Tardis upset him? He was separated from her and she had just been stupidly insensitive. A rush of adrenaline cleared the sleep right out of her. She pulled back from him in time to see his eyes.
“Quite right,” he replied and climbed out of the bed. Rose wanted to reach out for him but he was on his way to the door. He popped the door open as the cart trundled to a halt. He muttered something in Norwegian that made the woman laugh and wheeled the cart inside. The baked sugar scent of waffles drifted lazily around him, trumped by the tea. He fixed her cup and deposited it in her waiting hands. “Let’s eat.”
Rose sipped her tea caffeine slipping into her bloodstream. “Oh, this is gorgeous!”
The Doctor’s mouth was stuffed full of waffle, so he, of course, talked around it, “No, these are gorgeous! They have little syrup traps! Brilliant! When do you want to start again? On the memory thing? There’s only two left.”
“Um, as soon as we’re done eating. Mum will have us on the first zeppelin she can book, so figure 10 am.”
“We’ve hours! Here, eat this.” The Doctor poured a generous amount of syrup onto her plate and handed it to her. “S’better warm!” “Sorry, I mentioned the Tardis earlier,” Rose muttered.
The Doctor paused, the latest bite of syrupy waffle just centimeters from his face. His expression shifted to genuine puzzlement. “Why would you be sorry about that?”
“Well, you’re here, and she’s with him and I thought it might be a bit soon, insensitive.” Rose played with her waffle, stabbing it with her fork. “You’re all… homeless.”
The Doctor ate his waffled, chewing thoughtfully. “Yeah, but I was kinda hoping to shack up with you. If that’s okay? Last time I was homeless you did offer to share. If you remember.” He kept his eyes on his plate.
“Yeah,” Rose agreed, “I did.”
“S’alright if you don’t-” he began.
“I do,” Rose interrupted.
“Do you though?” he asked, giving her a way out.
“‘Course, don’t be stupid.” Rose caught his gaze. “Stuck with me, remember?”
“Yeah, s’not so bad,” he agreed, his wide boyish grin appearing like sunshine. “I’ve missed that adorable snore...It’s like a Zeuuooosian mating call. Very comforting.” The Doctor cheerfully went back to eating, ignoring her indignant squawk.
“Changed my mind, you have to go live with mum,” Rose teased, tearing into her breakfast.
“No, no, no, nononono Rose,” he protested, flecks of waffle and syrup flying. “I let you live with me for years rent-free. It’s only fair that you return the favor…”
“Fine, for two years, rent-free, then you’re off to the mansion. Mum has a wing of her own. I’m sure you could sleep in the guestroom closest to her…”
“No, no, no, cruelty thy name is Rose Tyler!”
“You have two years to plead your case, don’t waste it.” Rose polished off her breakfast as he gawped at her before settling into a smugness that was too thick to be ignored. “I’m serious.”
“Oh, I know,” he agreed.
A knock startled them. Rose moved to grab her gun and froze, she didn’t have one. The Doctor arched a brow. She rolled her eyes at him. “Rose, Doctor, are you up? There’s a zeppelin leaving in twenty minutes. I want to be on it. Tony’s been without his mum for days, poor mite. I need to get home.”
Rose hopped up and opened the door. “Yeah, we’re up.”
“Good, you’re feeding him,” Jackie stated. “He’s too thin, even thinner than I remember the other one being. You aren’t going to go into a coma, are you?”
Rose glared. “Mum!”
“Well, the other one did and he’s him, isn’t he? I half thought I was gonna find him tucked up in bed like the last one. You look alright, bit peaky.”
“Oi, I am not peaky! In perfect condition, mint condition, so--,” the Doctor growled.
Rose arched a brow at him. “Sounding a bit, Donna.”
He shut his mouth with an audible click. Rose turned back to her mother. “Mum, he’s fine. We stayed up talking.”
“Talk on the zeppelin. Down in the lobby both of you, ten minutes, sweetheart. And you, hop to it.”
Rose closed the door. “The memories will have to wait. We’ve got to catch a lift home. Oh, and the letter said you’d find what you were looking for in your left-hand pocket. Figured it would bug you unless I told you…”
The Doctor’s face lit up. “Wonderful!”
His good mood lasted until Jackie started in on him about jobs and clothes and jobs. The Doctor looked as if he’d swallowed a lemon tree. Rose glared hot pokers at her mother who ignored it to ask the Doctor what his intentions toward Rose were. The Doctor tapped a foot impatiently. The zeppelin line up with the steps and he bounded forward, stopping long enough to grab her hand. Rose let him drag her along. Jackie had to trot to keep up with them.
His need to explore got him banned from the cockpit in exactly two minutes into the flight. Rose watched him sulk at the back of the ship before she took pity on him and dropped down next to him. She offered him a banana. He took it with a brief grateful nod and munched it angrily. “I only wanted to know what it was filled with and how they stabilized it if it was helium or hydrogen. I didn’t want you on a potential Hindenburg.”
“Helium,” Rose told him. “I asked too. First trip and I found out there wasn’t a Hindenburg because the people here were smart enough to use Helium. Also, it’s more abundant here. No explosions at all. The things just bounce off each other in flight. S’weird.”
The Doctor settled down and dropped the banana peel behind him into a convenient bin. Rose lifted the divider between them. “What’s wrong?”
A muscle in his jaw twitched. “I was on a bus, a while back, ages ago now, it was a tough trip. Been a bit claustrophobic since then… Only on transports that remind me… of that...transport. This smells the same somehow and it’s not a conscious decision.” He kept facing forward, not meeting her gaze. The tension from his jaw infected the rest of him, making him all sharp angles.
Rose laid her hand on his. She could feel the terror clawing its way up through his telepathic barriers. “I’m afraid of this perfume Mum has. It--there was this mission with Mickey. Things went south,” she shared as he turned to regard her. “The creatures, the aliens, they smelled like her perfume.”
“Big orange things with more fangs then brains?”
“Mm hmm.”
“I knew I knew that smell,” the Doctor muttered to himself.
“I get it, I mean, I don’t know what you’re feeling but it’s--valid,” Rose said, repeating what her UNIT appointed psychiatrist had told her. Rose had done a few sessions before just tossing all of Mum’s perfume then buying the company and discontinuing the scent. Bit overkill for peace of mind. “Tell you later what I did to stop smelling that smell. What can I do?”
The Doctor gripped her hand almost painfully. “Distract me.”
“Okay, yeah, I can… Why don’t we,” she slipped half into his seat and wrapped his arm around her. “Good. Now lean down and smell my hair. C’mon, if the scent is bad in here, I should smell good, comforting like you do to me. Go on.”
The arm around her tightened. The Doctor tilted his head and buried his nose in her hair. His arms twitched as he relaxed. Rose took a hit of his scent too while they were close. The scent of Time wasn’t dissipating. It was still a part of him, deep down in the skin. Looser and looser, the Doctor sank down into his seat. Legs stretching out, toes uncurling, the Doctor pulled her closer. Rose let him and found herself in a delightful cuddle. “Gonna have to stay this way for the entire flight,” he whispered into her hair.
“Fine by me,” she murmured. “Mm,” he agreed. “Want to tell me what evil fate befell Jackie’s perfume bottles?”
“They tragically ended up in the rubbish tip,” she murmured rearranging herself to fit more comfortably against him. “The company decided to make banana scented things instead.”
“Oh,” he drawled out with obvious relish.
“Would it--Do you think it would help if we continued?” she asked.
“It would give us something to do and occupy my frankly magnificent if overactive at the moment brain.” the Doctor said, one hand releasing to slide up through her hair to her temples. Rose shivered. “Ready?”
Rose was heating up. If they were going to cling to one another, the Doctor wasn’t the only one who was going to need a distraction. The hand still holding her to him flexed and Rose shivered. He made a few lazy circles before sliding it up under the fabric to touch warm skin.
“Ready.”
“Allons-y.”
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butterflydm · 8 years ago
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YURI!!! On Ice (Squee and Recs)
YOI was a show that I’d seen mentioned on my dash many many times before I was finally like, okay I’ll give this a try. It’s animation, so it’s got short episodes. There’s only one season so far. I’ve got nothing to lose.
Except, of course, I ended up losing my heart.
So what, exactly, is so awesome about YOI?
1) Sensitive and in-depth portrayal of anxiety. Our hero, Katsuki Yuuri (勝生 勇利; Katsuki Yūri) has anxiety. It affects his life, but it is part of the fabric of him, rather than either being the whole tapestry or just in there when convenient for the plot. It’s always there, but he has many coping mechanisms that he’s developed over the course of his life and we often get to see him use them effectively. In many ways, Yuuri’s anxiety is the antagonist of the show, because so much of the show is about becoming your own personal best rather than comparing yourself against other people, so we see him wrestle with his anxiety frequently over the course of the series.
2) Related: no bad guys! All the characters in this show are people who are just doing their best (most of them doing so in an extremely stressful and physically exhausting career; many of them at young ages!). They have virtues and they have faults but no one is being a jerk for the lolz. The skaters, in general, support and care about each other and they cheer each other on, even while competing against each other. They all push each other to be better because they want the playing field to be full of talented competitors!
3) Speaking of talented competitors: if, like me, you enjoy people being The Best At What They Do, then this is the show for you! The first season is about the Grand Prix, so that means it’s about the best of the best in (Men’s Singles) competitive skating. Our main characters are all extremely talented!
4) Holy shit, the love story, omg. Words fail me when I try to describe how beautiful Yuuri and Victor’s story truly is, but I will try. Like the show itself, there is a maturity and a delicacy in Victuuri (btw what a great ship name) that I don’t find often in love stories. Even though I was spoiled on a big plot twist early on, I still found that many elements of the relationship surprised me. I’m not super into the trope of the fan/idol relationship but Victuuri puts in all the emotional work of getting the characters to the same level as each other. The season takes place over the course of a year, so enough time passes in-universe for the emotional growth to feel natural. I also feel like the ship subverted a lot of common romance tropes in some really lovely and unexpected ways. It might be my favorite canon ship since Doctor/Rose on Doctor Who tbh. Which is a very high bar for me.
And that is only the beginning of things to love about the show! There’s also some great narrative candy to be found -- Yuuri is possibly the most unreliable narrator I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing. It is a delight. Now, if (like me) you do not understand Japanese but do understand English, you may wonder at this time if you should watch the subs (Official version at Crunchroll!) or the dubs (Official version at Funimation!), to which I say: watch both! I did and I have no regrets.
As I often do when entering a fandom, I have been reading a lot of fanfic, so I am going to share links of some of my favorite stories so far! They’re pretty much all Victuuri tbh, fair warning.
Fics!
Until My Feet Bleed and My Heart Aches by Reiya (incomplete; last updated 2/5) - okay, the rest of the fics in this list are in no particular order, but this one is first because it is, currently, my absolute favorite YOI fic. It is a ‘want of a nail’ type AU where a bad encounter between Yuuri and Victor when they’re young makes Yuuri grow up obsessed with Victor as a rival to beat, rather than as an idol. The treatment of how Yuuri’s anxiety affects his PoV is top-notch. There are only two chapters to go before the story is finished, but there’s going to be a companion fic from Victor’s PoV when this one is done, yay! There are some typos but they’re easy to skim over once you get into the story. Great characterization and relationship building, and you’ll definitely want to listen to the music links, especially of Victor’s skates - they really tell you where Victor’s head is at any given point in the story. Victor manages to make me completely heartbroken over his obvious pining despite the fact that it’s all from Yuuri’s PoV and Yuuri has no clue how Victor feels. Love this fic. <3 <3
This Body Overflowing by EmilianaDarling (incomplete; last updated 2/9) - this one just started but I really like where it’s going so far. Very intimate Yuuri narration voice. <3
a day for all the rest by etharei (complete) - a lovely one-shot set after episode 7 that explores Victor’s joy in this current stage of his relationship with Yuuri. <3
Repeat After Me by queenieofaces (complete) - Victor learns some Japanese and also learns how to communicate with Yuuri, which is not quite the same thing. <3
and over our heads the light unwinding by radialarch (complete) - written between episodes 11 and 12, so the convo that starts at the end of 11 ends differently, but this is very sweet. <3
Each Sip Like Starlight by cloverfield (complete) - I won’t sugar-coat it - this is straight-up post-episode 7 victory sex. <3
If I gave you my heart by esprintneo (complete) - set post-season one. Yuuri realizes something very important about his relationship with Victor and how Victor has been seeing things and sets out to make sure Victor knows that Yuuri is just as invested as Victor is. This is incredibly adorable and sweet. <3
Shut up and let me hold you by shysweetthing (complete) - Set between episodes 11 and 12, about the complicated emotions that arise because of the talk Yuuri has with Victor. <3
all your doors flung wide by radialarch (complete) - in which enough enthusiasm can solve any problem. Eventually. <3
no more going half the way by idrilka (complete) - Yuuri and Victor take a moment together after this year’s banquet, before St. Petersburg. <3
Yuuri!!! on Floor by thehandsingsweapon (complete) - AU where most of the characters are in gymnastics instead of skating. Delightful! <3
Victor Effing Nikiforov by shysweetthing (complete) - AU where Yuuri recovers after the Grand Prix Final enough to make it to Worlds that year and is confused at why Victor is acting like they know each other... really... well... <3
i know my madness by astoryaboutwar (complete) - AU where Yuuri gets silver at his first GPF with Victor but still gets Victor’s heart, too (but manages not to figure that part out for a while). <3
You searched for: Katsuki Yuuri/Victor Nikiforov by Arumattie (complete) - Victor discovers fandom (and RPF). <3
Bear Your Soul on the Ice by SassySalchow (incomplete; last updated 2/3) - very cute AU with Yuuri and Victor meeting at much younger ages when Yuuri gets sent to Russia to train at age fourteen. <3
Winter Song by proantagonist (incomplete; last updated 2/4) - YOI being a twenty-minute per episode show that covers a year of time, there’s a lot of time-skipping and we only see the moments that we most need to, so this is a great ‘missing pieces’ fanfic that starts post-episode 7 and fills in some of the relationship cuteness that we didn’t get to see on-screen. <3
Helsinki 2017 by Sanj (complete) - cute little fic of Yuuri and Victor being interviewed before the 2017 World Championships. <3
Lost in Translation by Jenrose (fic complete; series in progress) - Victor thinks he understands Yuuri, and he falls in love. Then he realizes he doesn’t understand Yuuri. He’s still in love. He’s just also very confused. <3 (note: fic deals with facing homophobia)
katsuki_fc wrote by tetsurashian (complete) - YOI S1 from the point of view of Yuuri’s dedicated fans as they support him on through his losses and are delighted by his comeback (and thrilled to see him find happiness with Victor). <3
Excelsior by powerandpathos (incomplete; last updated 1/16) - Like ‘Lost in Translation’, this fic deals directly with homophobia. Partly because of that, the characterizations of both Yuuri and Victor (but mostly Victor) are... hmm.. sharper... than they are in canon. In the YOI canon, Victor and Yuuri can just be blatantly in love and there’s no issue with it with regards to their careers, because they don’t live in a world where they would be hated for who they love. A version of Victor and Yuuri who do live in that world are going to be subtly different. But this is interesting to explore in fanfiction and I’m enjoying the way it’s being done in this story. This fic also has a great pair of original characters who serve as the plot catalysts, as a mirror to Yuuri and Victor’s relationship, but are also quite intriguing and believable in their own right as characters and as a couple. <3
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thevalicemultiverse · 8 years ago
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Things You Need To Know About: The Forgotten Vows Verse
Tag: ~V: Forgotten Vows
Premise: Victor thought his adventures after the corpse bride incident were over – but, instead, they were just beginning. Torn from Victoria by the flight of her parents from the village, called insane by his own family and demon-possessed by Pastor Galswells, Victor began despairing of ever having a happy life again. And then he was shipped off to The Houndsditch Home For Wayward Youth – where he met a young lady by the name of Alice Liddell…
This AU is based around the idea “What if Victor’s parents, who missed out on the whole ‘raised the dead’ business, thought Victor had lost his mind when he told them about it -- and sent him to Dr. Bumby to be treated?” You can read the fanfics that make up the verse here: The Forgotten Vows Verse. But for the newbies:
The verse picks up literally seconds after Corpse Bride, with Victor seeing Victoria home after all the excitement. He drops her off at her door and goes back to his house to finally catch up on some much-needed sleep and await the arrival of his parents from wherever they've disappeared to. When they finally do return in the morning, Victor tells them the whole story --
And, to his shock, they don't believe him. Nell in particular thinks he's lost his mind and hallucinated the entire thing. Not even a visit from Pastor Galswells to declare Victor damned for "necromancy" and "consorting with demons" changes their minds. Worse yet, when they go to the Everglots, they find the mansion abandoned -- the viscounts apparently absconded sometime in the night with their daughter. Nell and William start a country-wide search, while at the same time bringing in psychiatrists to sort their son's head out. Victor gets along all right with the first, one Dr. Wilson, but Nell and William reject his diagnosis of Victor being just fine. The other psychiatrists are rather less understanding of Victor's insistence that the dead rose, especially since the villagers won't back him up anymore, and Victor takes to locking himself in his room whenever one comes around after the fourth one attempts electric shock therapy on him.
Eventually, the Everglots are located -- just in time for the Van Dorts to discover Victoria has married another man. Victoria explains to Victor that she'd thought he'd killed himself to follow Emily (based on a misinterpretation of a report on Galswell's rantings) and thus moved on. Victor is understanding but heartbroken. Briefly entertaining the idea of trying to find Emily in the Land of the Dead, he discards it when he realizes she really has moved on and falls into a deep funk -- one that isn't broken until his parents announce that they've finally found a psychiatrist that should be able to cure him.
One Dr. Angus Bumby of the Houndsditch Home in London.
Victor is taken to the Home, where he meets Dr. Bumby's star patient and dogsbody, Alice Liddell. Their initial meeting is a bit rough (with Alice taking brief offense to the existence of the Land of the Dead and the idea of the dead returning), but as the months go on, they become close friends, finding kindred spirits in each other. In fact, by September of 1875, Victor discovers that he's falling in love with her -- though he's deeply reluctant to admit it, given his past record with romance.
And then, on a routine trip to the chemist after her session with Dr. Bumby one day, Alice goes missing. Victor, frantic, starts pounding the pavement in search of her, egged on by an equally anxious Dr. Bumby. Despite receiving all sorts of disturbing reports on her behavior from various Whitechapel residents, he doesn't actually catch up with her until a fortnight later, saving her from her nanny's burning brothel on the Billingsgate docks (after first punching out the local pimp, Jack Splatter). After a brief incident with her family lawyer that leaves her locked up in the Bow Street cells overnight, Alice is finally able to tell him what's going on -- her childhood playland turned psychological fixer-upper, Wonderland, has called her back to deal with a new threat to its safety -- the Ruin. She's been wandering the streets in a hallucinatory daze as she slaughters her way through her imaginary enemies and tries to track down the source of the infestation. Victor is naturally worried over her mental health (as is she), but encourages her in her pursuit of the truth.
The pair get a month of quiet (relatively -- Victor finds himself tangling with Splatter again when the pimp comes seeking revenge) before Alice is decisively yanked back to her imaginary world, leaving an increasingly anxious and frustrated back on the hunt. While he reconnects with Victoria and her husband (in town to visit one of his friends), makes some friends on the police force, and recovers Alice's beloved rabbit toy, he does not find her no matter where he looks. A chance visit to Dr. Bumby's office to protest his parents authorizing "radical treatments" for him leads to him finding out something about the doctor, though --
Namely, that Houndsditch is in fact a front for a child prostitution ring, and that Bumby has plans to make Alice a star whore while using her himself.
Unfortunately, Bumby catches him when he tries to escape with the information, turning his worst fears against him and breaking him -- erasing all his memories and turning him into his slave Thirteen. Happily, Victor only spends a week in this state before Alice, having discovered the source of the Ruin is in fact the Wonderland counterpart of her own psychiatrist and thus realized Bumby's dark secrets -- not only is he selling the children as prostitutes, he is in fact the one who raped her sister and burned down her home to cover up the crime -- confronts Bumby at Moorgate Station and kills him by shoving him in front of a train. Victor, though freed from his control, spends the next month struggling to resist his "programming" and regain his memories -- which he finally does in epic fashion via a battle in his mind.
Most people would consider that more than enough adventure for one lifetime, but Victor and Alice aren't done yet. Befriending a local chemist who turns out to be an actual wizard, the pair descend into the Land of the Dead to catch up with Victor's friends and Alice's family (conveniently in the same place, now that Lizzie is dating Bonejangles), and enter Wonderland so Alice can show him around the place. The latter trip reveals that Victor's not quite free of Bumby's influence just yet, and a second trip into his mind results. After a few rough fights, Victor finally manages to push past his worries that he's weak and burdening everyone by not being able to just get over his time as Thirteen, and his fear that he's like Bumby because he's started looking at Alice in a rather less-than-innocent way. With Alice similarly in control of her residual guilt over the children and the fire, the two marry, and find themselves a house in Victoria's new home of Sandford.
Which turns out to be a magical hot spot. Seems like a truly quiet life isn't in the offing for them...but Victor's decided he really doesnt mind that much. After all, he could have lost so much more.
Be advised that this universe deals with some adult themes, including mentions of rape, sexual slavery, and child prostitution. I try to be discreet and not mention anything too horrible on-screen, nor should any actual rape scenes be played out here, but if you’re triggered by that sort of thing, these are not the fanfics or the verse for you!
This verse has four distinct time periods/locations that threads can be set in:
Beginner’s Houndsditch: Early April 1875 to mid October 1875 -- in story terms, “Finding You” and about two-thirds of “Forgetting You.” Victor's still relatively new to Houndsditch and Whitechapel in general, making friends with Alice and learning how to get along in a city so very different from his quiet hometown. Advice on how to survive in this kind of world would be welcome -- attempts to mug or proposition him, not so much.
Forgetting Is An Art: Early November 1875 to early December 1875 -- “Remembering You.” Bumby’s dead and Victor’s been freed from his control -- but his memories remain rather elusive. Could anyone please help him figure out just who he is, beyond Bumby’s “personal assistant?”
Expert’s Houndsditch: December 1875 to July 1876 -- around the time of “Fixing You.” Victor’s got his memory back, but he’s still dealing with some of the aftereffects of being Bumby’s “assistant.” Plus he’s not thrilled about still being in Whitechapel. If you’re looking for an angrier, more cynical Victor, this is your man. Just be careful if your intention is to call him names to rile him up. 
We Are The Village Green Preservation Society: Post-July 1876 and post the main canon arc. Victor and Alice have escaped Houndsditch at last! Now they’re living in the quiet little town of Sandford -- which, as it turns out, is a very high-magic area. Enough so that sometimes, things, animals, and people come through from other places and times altogether. Victor found this out when he went out the nearby woods one day and came back with an alien mini-dragon bonded to him. He’s in a better place these days (comes from marrying the love of your life and getting out of a city you hate), and willing to give anyone a chance to at least talk. But if you have foul intentions, be warned -- he is never letting another Bumby into his life. If a time period is not specified for a thread, it’ll probably be set here, as it’s the easiest for introducing Victor to characters outside his natural time period and was the “era” I was basically playing him in on the old “Forgotten Vows” blog.
Common NPCs:
Alice Liddell (throughout)
The Houndsditch Orphans (Abigail, Elsie, Reginald/Reggie, Dennis, Charlie) (throughout)
Dr. Wilson (Forgetting Is An Art/Expert’s Houndsditch/We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Victoria Everglot White (Forgetting Is An Art/Expert’s Houndsditch/We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Christopher White (Forgetting Is An Art/Expert’s Houndsditch/We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
June Thatcher (Forgetting Is An Art/Expert’s Houndsditch/We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Dr. Jeremiah Jack “J.J.” Fixxler (Expert’s Houndsditch/We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Bayard the husky (We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Splatter the black-and-white cat (We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Moonlight the silver Pernese fire lizard (We Are The Village Green Preservation Society)
Dr. Bumby (Beginner’s Houndsditch)
Shipping: Purely Victor/Alice. Pre-Bumby, he’s too anxious about the possibility of being rejected to consider any other advances; post-Bumby, his trauma has made him basically Alice-sexual. Other people making advances will be met with reactions ranging from polite refusal to a fist in the face, depending on time period and how the advances are phrased.
NPC Ships: Victoria Everglot/Christopher White
Important Facts:
Victor does not take being snuck up on or grabbed from behind well. Before Bumby, he’s just easily startled. After Bumby -- well, being grabbed that way brings up traumatic memories (particularly if you happen to touch his rear while doing so). In Forgetting Is An Art, Expert’s Houndsditch, or We Are The Village Green Preservation Society, doing so is basically going to get you elbowed somewhere as he tries to escape -- and he has pointy elbows.
Victor’s greatest fear is total darkness. He will not take well being trapped in a pitch-black room, and will do whatever he can to escape. Threats to blind him will be met with resistance to the point of violence, and I will not actually let anyone succeed in doing so. He’d snap within minutes.
Victor’s not fond of hypnosis, given that before Bumby’s mind-warping, he associated it with the psychiatrist being an ass and giving him headaches, and after -- well, he associates it with how the doctor made him his “personal assistant.” Anyone trying to put him into a trance is going to be met with a hell of a lot of resistance.
Victor has always been pretty protective of his loved ones, and is not afraid to throw down should you threaten them -- especially Alice. (Never mind Alice is perfectly capable of taking care of herself -- he’ll soften you up before letting her destroy you.)
On a slightly nicer note, Victor actually quite enjoys sparring with friends. A friendly fight with refreshments afterwards is fun and keeps him in shape for any real danger that comes along.
Victor has a distinct soft spot for children and will basically go into “father/big brother mode” the moment he sees them. He also doesn’t tolerate anyone trying to hurt kids, for obvious reasons. The same goes with animals, especially dogs.
Victor quite likes to cook and particularly enjoys baking. There’s a good chance a lot of my open starters will involve him making food and wanting to share it.
Victor loves animals and, by the time of We Are The Village Green Preservation Society, has three pets -- Bayard, a friendly and excitable grey and white husky; Splatter, a black and white cat so named because he looks like he was splattered with black paint (it wasn’t until later they remembered Jack); and Moonlight, a lazy but sweet-tempered fire lizard whose egg came through one of those magic portals and was found by Victor just in time for him to hatch and bond with the young man. Moonlight may seem like a rather odd outlier (especially since I also have an AU where fire lizards are just a fact of life due to an earlier surprise teleport from Pern to Earth), but -- well, he was Forgotten Vows’s pet first on the old blog, and I didn’t want to separate them. His noncanon color is actually a result of his being from the DW journal Nest O’Flitts, which makes posts in meme communities randomly giving out fire lizards in both canon and noncanon colors. It’s completely up to roll of the dice, and their roll for Victor landed him a silver. So yeah.
Victor knows magic! Or, at least, he does in Expert’s Houndsditch and We Are The Village Green Preservation Society, thanks to Dr. Fixxler. Victor and Alice become friends with him around the time of “Fixing You” and learn a few spells from him. Victor’s “signature” spell is Glowing Orb, which summons a small ball of light (gee, can’t imagine why he’d like that best). He also knows a healing/rejuvenation spell (Spring’s Breath), a summon-an-object-from-your-imagination spell (Imagination Into Reality), a send-messages-instantly-to-anyone spell (Write Across The Miles), a create-water-in-any-container spell (Nile’s Blessing), a cleaning spell (Scrub & Shine), a shield spell (Protection), and a enter-into-someone-else’s-mind spell (Travel Into Fantasy). NPC Alice’s spells include Imagination Into Reality, Travel Into Fantasy, Protection, and a natural affinity for a personal disguise spell called False Flesh (that’s my explanation for her gaining her Wonderland look in front of Bumby at the end of A:MR). Other spells may be added as time goes on!
This verse is open to everyone!
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jhansikumari · 5 years ago
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10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
        10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
Flowers are symbols of thoughtfulness and affection, gratitude and empathy, and a clear way to say, "I worry for you!"Sometimes it can be difficult to note to find time to express these thoughts in today's global culture. If you moved away from your hometown but still want to send love on her birthday to your mother or just want to stay close to college roommates long after graduation, distance and convenience are major concerns. Fortunately, by ordering flowers online, you can stay close to almost anyone with new technology.
Ordering flowers on the internet has never been that simple and it easily becomes the most common way to send the ideal bouquet for friends or loved ones. People from all walks of life enjoy the benefits of a personal computer that proves to be super powerful, inexpensive, and shockingly secure to use on the prowl for a really good deal for customers. Whether you've previously ordered flowers online or just dreamed about it, here are some great reasons why not only is purchasing flowers on the internet a great idea, but it will also save you time and money!
1) You learn what you get! Classically, sending orders through a phone service was the luck of the draw. While sending flowers to a wedding or congratulating a special event, you might give a general indication of what you were searching for by phone, but you had no influence over the final fashion or model. Online ordering allows you to choose the theme, color scheme, flower varieties and price range you like easily! Only tap on the images you're most involved in. Inside one page or across multiple sites, you can easily compare choices. This is a great way to ensure that the right message is sent by your donation.
2) Shop anywhere at any moment! Can't find time to shop? You don't have to send flowers from your home or office. Let your fingers use your keyboard to walk. If you want, you can shop in your pajamas, day or night at any time. Other stores are closed, it doesn't matter; your florist online is always open. Online ordering of flowers is fast, as are florists. We were trained in distribution on the same day and next day. You will buy flowers in the morning for shipment virtually anywhere on the same afternoon with many digital florists. Of instance, it is best to avoid the panic by buying a day or two in advance for Thanksgiving, Valentine's, and Mother's Day. Otherwise, distribution of flowers on the same or next day is no question.
3) Never again think about a chance! Does your day get so hectic that birthdays, anniversaries and other significant events only escape your mind? Most online florists have a free reminder service, so never again have to worry about missing a special date! The florist will automatically send you an email to jog your memory over each upcoming event. The information is private and you can add or change dates whenever you want. It's like having a private assistant of your own.
4) Flowers planned beautifully make a statement. In a bag, along with a vase and directions, there are companies that ship cut flowers. These are often a contract, but the buyer has to pick his or her own flowers and organize them. Sending a finished arrangement as an alternative ensures that you get your point across without the gift being "worked for" by the recipient. Although packed flowers are a good thing, in other words, they are not always the best choice. A lot depends on the motivation and the receiver. Typically, planned flowers are suitable for delivery to the office, a clinic, or a funeral home. One thing is certain, it should be YOUR choice, and when you shop online you will find both kinds of floral gifts.
5) Ordering online is one stop shopping! There is no need to move in queues from the store to store or waste time. You will find almost anything online that you need. Many online florists, for example, offer a variety of products including gift baskets, balloons, teddy bears, and chocolates. Therefore, if you want to send flowers and a bowl of fruit or roses and balloons, you have that choice without having to make different orders at various locations.
6) Easy and efficient transfers. When it comes to protecting your privacy and security, buying flowers on the Web is a breeze. Both professional florists online using safe order forms. Only search in your address bar for "https" once you enter the order form. It means that for privacy purposes the information you submit is encrypted. You will note that finishing your order requires just a few minutes. This supports all major credit cards. And, if you use a discount gift ticket, with your order, you'll receive the added bonus.
7) Plenty of useful information can be found at your disposal. Unsure about a common flower's name? Don't be embarrassed; you can help with your virtual florist. Product descriptions, flower pictures and titles, wedding flower tips, flowers definitions, care details, ideas for decorating, and much more are available online. Whether you're a seasoned floral specialist or a gift-sending beginner, digital flower shops provide a range of free information and resources. You can search for favorite flower topics at your leisure, or just enjoy the pictures. It's like a complete flower shop right on your Mac.
8) The credentials of online florists are provided. The examination rooms are decorated with diplomas that allow you to see for yourself whether the doctor has the necessary credentials to serve your needs. Many credible blogs do the same. Top online florists often receive awards and customer feedback for your benefit. Search for existing florists with qualifications from the business, consumer testimonials, a quality guarantee, and a toll-free customer service number. You're sure that you're on the right track then.
9) Take advantage of mid-to large-scale businesses and customize small, local florists in one. Digital florists have the infrastructure, resources, ties to the market, and purchasing size that you would anticipate from big business. Most of the satisfaction guarantees. Now, you like the quality you expect and the costs. But they also sell across the world and around the globe through a vast network of select smaller florists. Your gift is professionally designed and delivered by these local flower shops when choosing florist delivered flowers. You also get a home town florist's value and private focus, along with a national business's service and support.
10) It's easy to order flowers on the phone! The most convenient way to send flowers to almost anyone is to order flowers on the Internet. Most florists online will have categories based on the occasion, price range, or flower types with which to sort and view the various bouquets. You'll love how easy online flowers shopping is and how convenient it can be from your home or office to order.
Flowers and the thinking behind them really mean a lot of people and really touch them. Traditionally, the traditional way to send a flowers present was by telephone ordering. Today, we also have on the Web the ease, price, choice, and control of buying flowers. It has enhanced our days and changed our futures. It's not about roses, after all, it's about sending a message and staying close to those we care for. That's all the flowers. The Web makes it much easier to send flowers.
source https://blog.hireavirtualassistant.net/2019/12/10-reasons-youre-going-to-love-buying.html
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mansoormaghfoor · 5 years ago
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10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
        10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
Flowers are symbols of thoughtfulness and affection, gratitude and empathy, and a clear way to say, "I worry for you!"Sometimes it can be difficult to note to find time to express these thoughts in today's global culture. If you moved away from your hometown but still want to send love on her birthday to your mother or just want to stay close to college roommates long after graduation, distance and convenience are major concerns. Fortunately, by ordering flowers online, you can stay close to almost anyone with new technology.
Ordering flowers on the internet has never been that simple and it easily becomes the most common way to send the ideal bouquet for friends or loved ones. People from all walks of life enjoy the benefits of a personal computer that proves to be super powerful, inexpensive, and shockingly secure to use on the prowl for a really good deal for customers. Whether you've previously ordered flowers online or just dreamed about it, here are some great reasons why not only is purchasing flowers on the internet a great idea, but it will also save you time and money!
1) You learn what you get! Classically, sending orders through a phone service was the luck of the draw. While sending flowers to a wedding or congratulating a special event, you might give a general indication of what you were searching for by phone, but you had no influence over the final fashion or model. Online ordering allows you to choose the theme, color scheme, flower varieties and price range you like easily! Only tap on the images you're most involved in. Inside one page or across multiple sites, you can easily compare choices. This is a great way to ensure that the right message is sent by your donation.
2) Shop anywhere at any moment! Can't find time to shop? You don't have to send flowers from your home or office. Let your fingers use your keyboard to walk. If you want, you can shop in your pajamas, day or night at any time. Other stores are closed, it doesn't matter; your florist online is always open. Online ordering of flowers is fast, as are florists. We were trained in distribution on the same day and next day. You will buy flowers in the morning for shipment virtually anywhere on the same afternoon with many digital florists. Of instance, it is best to avoid the panic by buying a day or two in advance for Thanksgiving, Valentine's, and Mother's Day. Otherwise, distribution of flowers on the same or next day is no question.
3) Never again think about a chance! Does your day get so hectic that birthdays, anniversaries and other significant events only escape your mind? Most online florists have a free reminder service, so never again have to worry about missing a special date! The florist will automatically send you an email to jog your memory over each upcoming event. The information is private and you can add or change dates whenever you want. It's like having a private assistant of your own.
4) Flowers planned beautifully make a statement. In a bag, along with a vase and directions, there are companies that ship cut flowers. These are often a contract, but the buyer has to pick his or her own flowers and organize them. Sending a finished arrangement as an alternative ensures that you get your point across without the gift being "worked for" by the recipient. Although packed flowers are a good thing, in other words, they are not always the best choice. A lot depends on the motivation and the receiver. Typically, planned flowers are suitable for delivery to the office, a clinic, or a funeral home. One thing is certain, it should be YOUR choice, and when you shop online you will find both kinds of floral gifts.
5) Ordering online is one stop shopping! There is no need to move in queues from the store to store or waste time. You will find almost anything online that you need. Many online florists, for example, offer a variety of products including gift baskets, balloons, teddy bears, and chocolates. Therefore, if you want to send flowers and a bowl of fruit or roses and balloons, you have that choice without having to make different orders at various locations.
6) Easy and efficient transfers. When it comes to protecting your privacy and security, buying flowers on the Web is a breeze. Both professional florists online using safe order forms. Only search in your address bar for "https" once you enter the order form. It means that for privacy purposes the information you submit is encrypted. You will note that finishing your order requires just a few minutes. This supports all major credit cards. And, if you use a discount gift ticket, with your order, you'll receive the added bonus.
7) Plenty of useful information can be found at your disposal. Unsure about a common flower's name? Don't be embarrassed; you can help with your virtual florist. Product descriptions, flower pictures and titles, wedding flower tips, flowers definitions, care details, ideas for decorating, and much more are available online. Whether you're a seasoned floral specialist or a gift-sending beginner, digital flower shops provide a range of free information and resources. You can search for favorite flower topics at your leisure, or just enjoy the pictures. It's like a complete flower shop right on your Mac.
8) The credentials of online florists are provided. The examination rooms are decorated with diplomas that allow you to see for yourself whether the doctor has the necessary credentials to serve your needs. Many credible blogs do the same. Top online florists often receive awards and customer feedback for your benefit. Search for existing florists with qualifications from the business, consumer testimonials, a quality guarantee, and a toll-free customer service number. You're sure that you're on the right track then.
9) Take advantage of mid-to large-scale businesses and customize small, local florists in one. Digital florists have the infrastructure, resources, ties to the market, and purchasing size that you would anticipate from big business. Most of the satisfaction guarantees. Now, you like the quality you expect and the costs. But they also sell across the world and around the globe through a vast network of select smaller florists. Your gift is professionally designed and delivered by these local flower shops when choosing florist delivered flowers. You also get a home town florist's value and private focus, along with a national business's service and support.
10) It's easy to order flowers on the phone! The most convenient way to send flowers to almost anyone is to order flowers on the Internet. Most florists online will have categories based on the occasion, price range, or flower types with which to sort and view the various bouquets. You'll love how easy online flowers shopping is and how convenient it can be from your home or office to order.
Flowers and the thinking behind them really mean a lot of people and really touch them. Traditionally, the traditional way to send a flowers present was by telephone ordering. Today, we also have on the Web the ease, price, choice, and control of buying flowers. It has enhanced our days and changed our futures. It's not about roses, after all, it's about sending a message and staying close to those we care for. That's all the flowers. The Web makes it much easier to send flowers.
source https://blog.hireavirtualassistant.net/2019/12/10-reasons-youre-going-to-love-buying.html
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i-jayadevi · 5 years ago
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10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
        10 Reasons You're going to love buying flowers online
Flowers are symbols of thoughtfulness and affection, gratitude and empathy, and a clear way to say, "I worry for you!"Sometimes it can be difficult to note to find time to express these thoughts in today's global culture. If you moved away from your hometown but still want to send love on her birthday to your mother or just want to stay close to college roommates long after graduation, distance and convenience are major concerns. Fortunately, by ordering flowers online, you can stay close to almost anyone with new technology.
Ordering flowers on the internet has never been that simple and it easily becomes the most common way to send the ideal bouquet for friends or loved ones. People from all walks of life enjoy the benefits of a personal computer that proves to be super powerful, inexpensive, and shockingly secure to use on the prowl for a really good deal for customers. Whether you've previously ordered flowers online or just dreamed about it, here are some great reasons why not only is purchasing flowers on the internet a great idea, but it will also save you time and money!
1) You learn what you get! Classically, sending orders through a phone service was the luck of the draw. While sending flowers to a wedding or congratulating a special event, you might give a general indication of what you were searching for by phone, but you had no influence over the final fashion or model. Online ordering allows you to choose the theme, color scheme, flower varieties and price range you like easily! Only tap on the images you're most involved in. Inside one page or across multiple sites, you can easily compare choices. This is a great way to ensure that the right message is sent by your donation.
2) Shop anywhere at any moment! Can't find time to shop? You don't have to send flowers from your home or office. Let your fingers use your keyboard to walk. If you want, you can shop in your pajamas, day or night at any time. Other stores are closed, it doesn't matter; your florist online is always open. Online ordering of flowers is fast, as are florists. We were trained in distribution on the same day and next day. You will buy flowers in the morning for shipment virtually anywhere on the same afternoon with many digital florists. Of instance, it is best to avoid the panic by buying a day or two in advance for Thanksgiving, Valentine's, and Mother's Day. Otherwise, distribution of flowers on the same or next day is no question.
3) Never again think about a chance! Does your day get so hectic that birthdays, anniversaries and other significant events only escape your mind? Most online florists have a free reminder service, so never again have to worry about missing a special date! The florist will automatically send you an email to jog your memory over each upcoming event. The information is private and you can add or change dates whenever you want. It's like having a private assistant of your own.
4) Flowers planned beautifully make a statement. In a bag, along with a vase and directions, there are companies that ship cut flowers. These are often a contract, but the buyer has to pick his or her own flowers and organize them. Sending a finished arrangement as an alternative ensures that you get your point across without the gift being "worked for" by the recipient. Although packed flowers are a good thing, in other words, they are not always the best choice. A lot depends on the motivation and the receiver. Typically, planned flowers are suitable for delivery to the office, a clinic, or a funeral home. One thing is certain, it should be YOUR choice, and when you shop online you will find both kinds of floral gifts.
5) Ordering online is one stop shopping! There is no need to move in queues from the store to store or waste time. You will find almost anything online that you need. Many online florists, for example, offer a variety of products including gift baskets, balloons, teddy bears, and chocolates. Therefore, if you want to send flowers and a bowl of fruit or roses and balloons, you have that choice without having to make different orders at various locations.
6) Easy and efficient transfers. When it comes to protecting your privacy and security, buying flowers on the Web is a breeze. Both professional florists online using safe order forms. Only search in your address bar for "https" once you enter the order form. It means that for privacy purposes the information you submit is encrypted. You will note that finishing your order requires just a few minutes. This supports all major credit cards. And, if you use a discount gift ticket, with your order, you'll receive the added bonus.
7) Plenty of useful information can be found at your disposal. Unsure about a common flower's name? Don't be embarrassed; you can help with your virtual florist. Product descriptions, flower pictures and titles, wedding flower tips, flowers definitions, care details, ideas for decorating, and much more are available online. Whether you're a seasoned floral specialist or a gift-sending beginner, digital flower shops provide a range of free information and resources. You can search for favorite flower topics at your leisure, or just enjoy the pictures. It's like a complete flower shop right on your Mac.
8) The credentials of online florists are provided. The examination rooms are decorated with diplomas that allow you to see for yourself whether the doctor has the necessary credentials to serve your needs. Many credible blogs do the same. Top online florists often receive awards and customer feedback for your benefit. Search for existing florists with qualifications from the business, consumer testimonials, a quality guarantee, and a toll-free customer service number. You're sure that you're on the right track then.
9) Take advantage of mid-to large-scale businesses and customize small, local florists in one. Digital florists have the infrastructure, resources, ties to the market, and purchasing size that you would anticipate from big business. Most of the satisfaction guarantees. Now, you like the quality you expect and the costs. But they also sell across the world and around the globe through a vast network of select smaller florists. Your gift is professionally designed and delivered by these local flower shops when choosing florist delivered flowers. You also get a home town florist's value and private focus, along with a national business's service and support.
10) It's easy to order flowers on the phone! The most convenient way to send flowers to almost anyone is to order flowers on the Internet. Most florists online will have categories based on the occasion, price range, or flower types with which to sort and view the various bouquets. You'll love how easy online flowers shopping is and how convenient it can be from your home or office to order.
Flowers and the thinking behind them really mean a lot of people and really touch them. Traditionally, the traditional way to send a flowers present was by telephone ordering. Today, we also have on the Web the ease, price, choice, and control of buying flowers. It has enhanced our days and changed our futures. It's not about roses, after all, it's about sending a message and staying close to those we care for. That's all the flowers. The Web makes it much easier to send flowers.
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thereinafter · 6 years ago
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I'm signing up for the Yuletide fic exchange this year; looong Dear Yuletide Writer letter below.
Dear Yuletide writer, hi! This is my first time writing one of these letters, although I’ve read Yuletide fic for many years. I’m excited about whatever you write for me and I hope this makes it easier. I’m thereinafter (isyche) on AO3.
I will be delighted if you write me something shippy for characters I ship (and I’m entirely cool with that being explicit if you’re so moved), but I am also delighted by gen fic, especially building on/exploring aspects of the world or backstory. I am the kind of person who enjoys Tolkien’s appendices and songs and reads all the codex entries in video games. I’ll always love something that’s like a bit more of the canon. 
I suggested prompts in case that helps you, but feel free to mix them up or come up with your own idea. 
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General likes:
Canon divergence AUs
Time loop stories, and other kinds of variations on a theme, generally (I do like “five times” fic)
Casefic for canons where there are cases or missions
Epistolary or “found documents” stories
Unconventional story structures
Worldbuilding/exploration of the canon world
Stories set around holidays and festivals, and balls, masquerade or not
Relatedly, characters doing things in disguise, whether they’re good or bad at it (and bodyswap, as a subcategory of this and forced intimacy)
Heists and rescues/jailbreaks
Court plotting, intrigue, spying
Road or sea trips/wilderness survival
Forced intimacy tropes like fake dating, bedsharing, huddling for warmth, marriage of convenience
Hurt/comfort (generally in the sense of one character in a pairing enduring hurt from external forces and the other saving and/or tending them)
Swordfights, training for all kinds of fighting, feats of arms
Characters creating things for others
In-universe stories, songs, mythologies, histories
Scenery and costume porn in the “rich description” sense
Lighthearted fluff and humor
Angst with happy endings
Us against the world pairings
Pining and extended UST, especially between work partners who are busy with saving the world or some other important task
Longtime friends to lovers, old friends meeting again, old enemies who aren’t really anymore, rivals who respect each other
Ascetic/hedonist or repressed/libertine or inexperienced/more experienced pairings
Stoic women who have a lot of hidden feelings
Characters who are very good at what they do (but may be awkward or lost in other contexts)
Loyalty/dedication/faithfulness/devotion, knight/queen dynamics (either one-way or where both consider themselves the knight to the other), love conflicting with other loyalties
People who know each other so well they can read each other wordlessly or sense each other across distances
Noble self-denial and sacrifice
in sex scenes: cuddling, laughing, eroticized hands and voices, clothed/semi-clothed sex, complicated undressing, extended making out, enthusiasm/eagerness/desperation, first times or first times in a while, talking whether emotional or joking or dirty, having to keep silent or hold still, interruptions and delayed gratification, sex against walls, mutual roughness, spontaneous/informal kink, magical or magic-enhanced sex in contexts where that exists
DNWs:
Coffeeshop/high school/other mundane AUs, soulmate/soulmark AUs, issuefic, non-canonical polyamory, non-canonical nicknames, non-canonical pregnancy and kids, A/B/O, formalized D/s, sexual violence/noncon, male dominance in het ships, daddy/mommy kink, incest
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Fandoms I requested (in alphabetical order):
Alpennia Series - Heather Rose Jones
Barbara, Margerit, Jeanne, Antuniet (I requested all four but any one or two or three of them is also fine)
In this series I love the canon ships as they are (don’t want them broken up or reconfigured), the women finding happy endings together despite their society’s prejudices, the Regencyesque setting with balls and seasons and duels, the way the magic works (especially Antuniet’s alchemy and how we see mysteries constructed through music and art), the way Margerit’s house becomes a refuge/salon for queer and intellectual/artistic women. 
Prompt suggestions:
one of Barbara's adventures pre-Daughter of Mystery? Her first efforts at being a duelist?
if you’ve read “Three Nights at the Opera” it says it's the story of Barbara’s glorious imprudence but in fact leaves most of it untold, so you could tell me more about her affair with Jeanne?
In DoM after Barbara and Margerit kiss the first time, a lot of the romance is off-page in the same way; you could show me one of the undescribed scenes from, e.g., their time in the convent with all the feelings and details.
Domestic fluff in one of their households as of Mother of Souls? a holiday celebration? Margerit creating another private mystery for Barbara? an elaborate ball or secret party thrown by Jeanne? 
Some kind of magical accident or student mistake results in a time loop or amnesia or h/c?
A road trip leaves one of the couples stranded in the mountain wilderness (Antuniet’s harsh practicality and Jeanne being used to luxury could make this interesting for them)?
One of them is kidnapped by one of their political rivals and the others have to rescue her?
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The Dream-Quest of Vellitt Boe - Kij Johnson
Vellitt Boe, Clarie Jurat, Gnesa Petso, Reon Atescre | Nasht (here, I also requested all of them but you don’t need to include all of them; see prompts)
This is a novella that turns Lovecraft’s Dreamlands inside out and subverts him delightfully while retaining the weirdness/horror/atmosphere I do like about his stories. I absolutely love the setting, the descriptions, Johnson’s extension of the existing worldbuilding, and the character of Vellitt Boe herself (an older woman with a past life of adventures who leaves her settled academic life to set out alone on a new one). I’d love anything that shows more of this version of this world. If you want to bring in more elements from the Lovecraft stories and treat them the same way, fantastic.
prompt suggestions:
It seems like Vellitt and Dean Gnesa Petso have a long history, did they know each other or travel together before working together at Ulthar Women’s College? (and you could make that a romantic history if you want). Did Gnesa convince her to stop adventuring and start teaching there?
We know she used to travel with Reon Atescre before he became the high priest Nasht; I like their friendship. “They had parted ways in the infamous demon-city Thalarion for no reason but the restlessness that is in the young”—what were they doing there?
“In her far-travelling days, she had walked in god-blasted wastelands …” what did she encounter there?
Why did she finally leave Randolph Carter and what happened after she did? Why did she change her name?
One prompt without Vellitt: Clarie Jurat returns home to fight the gods; I’d love to see how she does it.
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Elemental Logic - Laurie J. Marks
Zanja na’Tarwein, Karis G’deon
I fell pretty hard for these books, especially Fire Logic, about which I love so many things; I feel like Marks has some kind of direct connection to my personal id. All the circumstances of the way they meet with Karis breaking Zanja out of the prison, all the h/c, all the pining and angst, all their rescuing of each other, Karis’s eventual healing of herself and rediscovery of feeling, give me an absurd amount of feelings. I also love how the books are overall about the struggle to establish and hold a peace more than fighting a war, and the fact that Karis uses her amazonian strength to be a healer and creator/fixer of things while Zanja is the fighter, and all the other opposing elemental/mystical traits that mean they are often baffled by each other.
To sum up, I very much love them as a ship and would like a story focused on the two of them (Emil and Medric are fine characters, but I’d rather not focus on the whole group family; that said, if you write something that needs secondary characters, I’m fond of Norina and Clement and Seth and Garland too, and I love the ravens).
Prompt suggestions:
The two of them keep getting separated and almost dying or symbolically dying and then reuniting/bringing each other back. Which does work for me every time, so if you want to write something plotty that continues that pattern, I would be here for it. 
We’re told Karis loses her powers over water and thus avoids it, but we don’t ever see much of that; what would it be like if she had to sail somewhere? (I could see this going in a light funny or fraught angsty direction.) 
I’m intrigued by the implications of Karis sensing what happens to objects she forges, as with Zanja’s knife. 
A little mission/case they decide to handle together? There must be a lot of problems around Shaftal to fix still. 
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Sunless Sea
Presbyterate Adventuress, Brisk Campaigner (you could focus on either or both)
I've been in love with the Fallen London/Sunless Sea world for a long time and I will adore anything you write that evokes the atmosphere of the games. I'm fascinated with the story possibilities of every port (while not having managed to discover all of them even with my luckiest captains). I'm requesting the Adventuress and the Campaigner because I’m intrigued by their possible canon relationship, but if you want to bring in other characters too, go for it. 
prompt suggestions:
Backstory! What were their lives like before they joined the crew? Had they ever met before?
Tell me about an adventure onshore when the ship is in one of the ports and the captain is busy (for one or the other of them, or them together).
Or an adventure on the zee, fighting creatures or dealing with crew madness in the dark.
Medical situations in this world could get very weird; what kinds of things does the Campaigner deal with as ship’s doctor?
Abbey Rock particularly fascinates me; you could tell me more about the Adventuress’s deal to fight the Sisters’ Adversary for them, and her battle (and leave it tragic or fix it somehow after her victory if you choose).
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Tam Lin
Janet, Tam Lin, The Queen
I’m a big fan of the Child ballads and traditional folk/story songs in general. My favorite sung version of “Tam Lin” is probably Fairport Convention’s [lyrics]. There are many retellings, but I’d love another one or a story that spins off of it or fills in some of the blanks. 
The thing I love most at the heart of the story is Janet’s courage and steadfastness in enduring the fairy queen’s test to rescue her beloved. But I’m also fascinated by the darkness surrounding that, like the warning away from Carterhaugh at the beginning, the queen owing a tithe to hell, and the body horror of the transformations and having to hold on to these things. You could keep the pregnancy in or leave it out, whichever works best with your story.
Prompt suggestions:
An f/f retelling would be very my thing, but not required.
An AU in a very different setting, like space or virtual reality or another historical period or a culture with a different mythology around fairies/spirits (for an extra challenge, it could also be interesting set in one of my other requested fandoms, if you know them)
Something from Tam Lin’s POV or the queen’s that fills in their backstory together?
Something that elaborates more on Janet/Tam Lin’s initial and subsequent encounters between the lines of the ballad? 
Something set after the end that deals with the repercussions or further consequences? (are there permanent effects on Tam Lin? if there’s a child, is the child affected in some way?)
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