Ficlet: "Salve," John/Rodney, R
Apr. 26th, 2009 10:21 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
bironicFirst of all -- I know I need to update with something substantive. I will. I should have done that today instead of writing this. Or actually I should have been doing my work, since I'm heading into the final push, but barring that....
Second -- I honestly am still writing House fic. I worry that the non-SGA fans around here are going to leave. But this is not it. It is not, in fact, the House gen fic I'm working on, nor the House PWP, nor the SGA gen, nor the story I want to write as a thank-you for someone.
Third -- ficlet!
Title: Salve
Pairing: John/Rodney
Rating: R
Word Count: 1,755
A/N: Written for![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
mcsmooch. At the comm I said this was in honor of this weekend's summer weather. Here I will tell you that it's in honor of the sunburn I got because I stupidly thought I'd be okay for an hour on the roof yesterday morning.
"I have no sympathy for you, Lieutenant Colonel Medium-Rare," Rodney said, but John caught the concern in his eyes.
Written-in-a-day really is good practice for putting out stories that aren't THE BEST STORY EVER. You may recall that this is a problem with me. The trouble with putting out stories that aren't THE BEST STORY EVER, however, is that I end up writing apologies like these.
Second -- I honestly am still writing House fic. I worry that the non-SGA fans around here are going to leave. But this is not it. It is not, in fact, the House gen fic I'm working on, nor the House PWP, nor the SGA gen, nor the story I want to write as a thank-you for someone.
Third -- ficlet!
Title: Salve
Pairing: John/Rodney
Rating: R
Word Count: 1,755
A/N: Written for
mcsmooch. At the comm I said this was in honor of this weekend's summer weather. Here I will tell you that it's in honor of the sunburn I got because I stupidly thought I'd be okay for an hour on the roof yesterday morning."I have no sympathy for you, Lieutenant Colonel Medium-Rare," Rodney said, but John caught the concern in his eyes.
Written-in-a-day really is good practice for putting out stories that aren't THE BEST STORY EVER. You may recall that this is a problem with me. The trouble with putting out stories that aren't THE BEST STORY EVER, however, is that I end up writing apologies like these.
