My OTP’s (in no particular order) number 9
Jax and Tara Sons of Anarchy Charlie Hunnam and Maggie Siff They have the most difficulties of any human couple … Continue reading My OTP’s (in no particular order) number 9
Tag: Fictional character
Flash Fiction (number 19)
This is really cheesy and I can’t believe that I’m writing this but Wendy insisted that we write our own vows. … Continue reading Flash Fiction (number 19)
My fave songs (in no particular order) number 57
All you need is love The Beatles I adore the Beatles, first and foremost. My mum loved them in the … Continue reading My fave songs (in no particular order) number 57
Flash Fiction (Number 18)
It’s a man’s world A scarlet glow stained the predawn sky: drenching Eddie Lakewood’s features in a fiery halo, and … Continue reading Flash Fiction (Number 18)
My BrOTPs (in no particular order) number 2
Audrey Liddell and Joey Potter Dawson’s Creek Busy Philips and Katie Holmes I liked the friendship between these two opposite … Continue reading My BrOTPs (in no particular order) number 2
My fave characters (in no particular order) number 25
Jax Teller Sons of Anarchy Charlie Hunnam I wasn’t expecting to like this character, or the series half as much … Continue reading My fave characters (in no particular order) number 25
Stories of her life (number 4)
Isabelle Radcliffe, one of Alicia’s former students, from her years teaching at Trinity School between 1990-1992, declined to meet with me … Continue reading Stories of her life (number 4)
Authors beginning with the letter B (number 2)
M.C. Beaton The blood of an Englishman I love Agatha Raisin. The character is just so funny, and this book … Continue reading Authors beginning with the letter B (number 2)
My fave characters (in no particular order) number 26
Anya Jenkins Buffy the Vampire Slayer Emma Caulfield I really liked Anya from the moment that they made her into a … Continue reading My fave characters (in no particular order) number 26
Flash Fiction (number 8)
You only live once My life can be split into two distinct chunks. The first eighteen years, pretty much defined … Continue reading Flash Fiction (number 8)
Musings of a thirtysomething woman 