I'm having a party, drinks on the house!

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Exams suck, I know, but...
This, my fellow beazels and coves, is how I learn.

Title: Put your party hat on, we're comparing notes!
Artist: mxdp 
Rating: G to PG-13

Cheerio!

(sneaks around at IndeedSir in hope that there are stories she hasn't read yet)

A plot bunny

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What ho to everyone!
I’ve got a plot bunny for midi or maxi jooster, but I’m 100% sure that I won’t be able to write it, so I would be very glad if someone adopted it.
In the beginning something terrible happens with Bertie’s finances and he loses all his money. So he has to do something for a living and, what is even more important, he can’t afford Jeeves anymore! Jeeves doesn’t want to leave his master because he loves him (though he
considers his feelings to be unreciprocated), but what is he to do?
I don’t know what exactly may happen next. I think it should involve their respective sufferings and some Jeeves’ schemes to reunite and to gain money for Bertie. But then I see this turn of plot. Bertie is a piano-man in some restaurant (what else can he do for a living?) and he begins to play his own melodies. Jeeves hears it, understands that Bertie is a good composer and suggests him to write a musical together: Bertie’s music, Jeeves’ lyrics. This musical (something
light, funny and witty of course) brings down a house and they both become rich. Somewhere near the end they also understand that they love each other. Happy end :-)
I think it may be interesting because we will have a chance to see their relationship in dynamics, from master/servant to social equals. And of course there are so many options for angsty angst and fluffy fluff here. What do you think?

Upd. The problem is solved and this plot bunny has found its foster mum storyfan :-)

You never know what you'll find...

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My mother has a booth in a pretty big flea market, and we've been spending alot of time out there.

( And I found something ridiculous. )