JoA: Adam & Adam/Joan stories

domesticelefant · 30 Aug 07 :: 18:06

You think a "Don't read it when you're under 18" sign would make them stop reading it? I doubt that. LOL

magicalturkey · 01 Sep 07 :: 22:15

I just posted a new Adam/Joan story... they basically talk about how many kids they want. .... It's weird

TheCentralScrutinizer · 02 Sep 07 :: 04:39

TeeJay and I just got back from a long day going up to Chattanooga, TN. Pictures to follow. Read it, loved it!

TeeJay · 02 Sep 07 :: 05:23

Definitely very high up on the cuteness scale, Laura. Loved it.

-TeeJay

Digi-Dragon · 02 Sep 07 :: 05:46

I liked it. Very cute. The ending had a huge giggle/awe factor (I did both).

magicalturkey · 02 Sep 07 :: 13:59

You know what, Ashley, I really wanna write Adam in a puppy suit now...

Thanks, guys.

Digi-Dragon · 02 Sep 07 :: 18:54

... YES. PLEASE! That seriously is my life long dream at the moment, so reading a story with him in one... Ahhhhhh~! *melts*

I think all my remaining sanity just dripped away out my ears. @.@ Anyway, I'll just look forward to your next story.

magicalturkey · 02 Sep 07 :: 19:50

OK, Ashley I posted it. It's Adam as a toddler Trick-Or-Treating.

Digi-Dragon · 02 Sep 07 :: 21:29

... *melts* Oh, gosh, that was ADORABLE! I was seriously giggling throughout the entire thing. Imagining that made me smile, especially when Adam yelped.

TheCentralScrutinizer · 02 Sep 07 :: 21:40

Too cute!

magicalturkey · 04 Sep 07 :: 14:31

For the record: it's very hard to have Adam and Joan face a problem and solve it in a page and a half.... which is why the ending of the story I just posted is sort of hanging open.

domesticelefant · 04 Sep 07 :: 19:22

magicalturkey wrote:

For the record: it's very hard to have Adam and Joan face a problem and solve it in a page and a half....

I guess you don't have to explain that here! LOL

Digi-Dragon · 05 Sep 07 :: 00:35

Seconded. Even watching, you know these two have a hard time working out problems. O.o

On the note of the story, I liked it. You didn't mention their jobs (or former for Joan), so the reader just focused on the bare facts. Not to mention I can totally see Joan hesitant about going back to work when her children need her. ^_^

magicalturkey · 05 Sep 07 :: 01:53

Digi-Dragon wrote:

You didn't mention their jobs (or former for Joan), so the reader just focused on the bare facts.

That was my intention... and that I couldn't decide on jobs for them. I honestly never sit down and decide on facts about back stories for my ficlets, I just get a scene in my head and write it, which is why they always tend to be written in less than an hour.

Thanks.

TeeJay · 05 Sep 07 :: 02:48

magicalturkey wrote:

I honestly never sit down and decide on facts about back stories for my ficlets, I just get a scene in my head and write it

I know what you mean. I call that a "scene flash". I often have these scenes in my head that play out perfectly in front of my mind's eye. But I usually then go and develop more of a story around them. And often it happens that while I'm writing it, the characters continue to speak in my head.

Most of my stories were conceived around a scene flash, and I love it when they happen.

-TeeJay

Digi-Dragon · 05 Sep 07 :: 05:01

TeeJay wrote:

I know what you mean. I call that a "scene flash". I often have these scenes in my head that play out perfectly in front of my mind's eye. But I usually then go and develop more of a story around them. And often it happens that while I'm writing it, the characters continue to speak in my head.
Most of my stories were conceived around a scene flash, and I love it when they happen.
-TeeJay

That's exactly what happens with me too- I get a little scene in my head and build an entire story around it. That's actually how Reversing the Stitches was born (typing the last part of the epilogue now). Those kinds of stories are fun, because you get to fill in everything around the scene, and sometimes it turns out totally different from how you first invisioned it.

But I understand with your dilemma too, Laura. Adam could go into something art based, but mentioning his job would mean mentioning Joan's too, and...well, we have no idea what Joan could end up doing. T_T

domesticelefant · 05 Sep 07 :: 18:16

I used to have them too, but I didn't have one in a looong time.

magicalturkey · 06 Sep 07 :: 03:06

I just posted a new one... it might be a little out of character for Adam and Joan but I think it's cute.

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Digi-Dragon · 06 Sep 07 :: 04:30

I didn't think it was out of character. It was cute.:) I loved the last line, especially.

TeeJay · 06 Sep 07 :: 04:45

It was cute and I didn't think it was out of character either. Good work!

-TeeJay

magicalturkey · 06 Sep 07 :: 05:03

Thanks, guys.

The reason I probably saw it as out of character is because I just re-watched season one, when Adam wouldn't be able to get off Joan fast enough if she had to leave but acted like a little sad puppy when she did... he learned to stand his ground in season two.

TeeJay · 06 Sep 07 :: 05:08

You're so right about that, Laura. That's why I love s2 pre-Bonnie Adam to bits.

-TeeJay

magicalturkey · 07 Sep 07 :: 02:01

I love the last line too...
My imagination ran away with me when I read it...

Were you thinking dirty thoughts, Deb? If you were, you'll probably like a sequel-ish thing I thought of for it.

Last edited by magicalturkey (07 Sep 07 :: 04:34)

TheCentralScrutinizer · 07 Sep 07 :: 04:13

OMG! Can't wait.

magicalturkey · 07 Sep 07 :: 22:55

I posted a new one with Carl and Adam... Carl almost came to the point where he starting crying and quoting songs.

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