Discipline Stories
Whether for punishment, brattiness, anger, disobedience, or sheer naughtiness, sometimes a spanking is needed. These stories range from one-shots to book-length tales, and some end in punishment and some have discipine scattered throughout.
We love him for his bravery and loyalty, his good heart and generous nature, his positive attitude and plucky determination. However, we also like seeing him put in his place, cared for, and reminded that even the world's greatest hero needs to listen to others from time to time.
My new favorite show that screams bromance and has one con artist turned FBI consultant challenging the system, the rules, and the man who caught him, twice! From my first viewing of the pilot and every show hence forth, I've thought that Neal Caffrey needed a sound reprimand for some of his shinnanigans and constant disregard of all Peter's advice and rules.
I wrote my thesis on Batman, and I love the world of superheroes. The Dark Knight, gritty Gotham, and daring heroics. It was a world I was born to play in.
I miss this show, but I always enjoyed Angel, the vampire with a soul. This story was to chronicle the adventures of our hero and his gang of fearless fighters after the finale.
A long time fan of the books and the older movie, the new movie with its fast dialogue and action sequences interested me. I liked all the characters and their complexities, and I wanted to write about the budding relationship between Watson, Holmes, and Mary.
"To boldly go where no one has gone before." I would not call myself a Trekkie or a Trekker, and I do not speak Klingon, and my poor hands can barely make the Vulcan symbol. Yet, I like this fandom - lots of room to play with diverse characters. It's also militaristic: the chain of command of who listens to whom and who can tell whom what to do or when to shut it. Plus the men are very pretty.
Really anything not Batman. So far only Iron Man and League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, but I might write more soon.
The show scared me half to death when it premiered. I had to read the plots of each episode before I watched it, and I still can't see it late at night. But the boys are great, and the humor is top notch, and I adore all the weapons.
As I child, I read Peter Pan, saw the Disney movie, saw the Mary Martin play, and went to the Fox Theatre in Atlanta to see Cathy Rigsby and cast. I used to lie awake in bed at night and make up stories about Peter Pan, how we would escape together and form our own gang of orphans to rule the woods or our own island. As an adult, I found myself sympathizing with the grown-ups. And I've always been fascinated by Captain Hook.
I don't watch the show regularly, but I've enjoyed the episodes I have seen. I love the chemistry between Bones and Booth. And it's nice to see David Boreanaz in a show where he doesn't burst into flames when he steps into the sun.
There isn't much to say about Lord of the Rings. It is awesome, and everyone should recognize that fact.