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[febobe]

Well, I've posted a plea for activity-inducing ideas over on FrodoHealers. :/ I just hate to see us this inactive, and I'm realizing that if I as founder/owner/mod don't do something about it, who the heck will? So I'm going to try and keep updates on my h/c fic publications posted over there, and I would like to encourage all of YOU on my flist to post about any Frodo h/c you may write. Y'all know the FrodoHealers guidelines by now; I don't need to review them here, but needless to say I am feeling a bit depressed about the lack of activity and will consider darn near anything to prod us back into life.

Ideas are welcomed here, too, if you'd prefer that over e-mail or group posting. I realize the movies gave us a real activity spurt at a level we're not likely to see again, but I do cherish the hope that maybe we could someday have a post or two each week...I dare not dream of a post or two most days, but it glimmers in the back of my mind like the horizon going into the West. Maybe someday?

Anyhow, I'm sorry to be so darned spammy today. Hopefully we can get out and go to group at church tonight, and maybe I can get away from fretting about FrodoHealers just for a little while....

Thanks for listening,
Febobe :(

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[claudia603.livejournal.com]

For my part, I'm not likely to return to any yahoo lists. :( I don't even know if I remember my login for the lists! I think a lot of people have moved away from yahoo lists to LJ or Dreamwidth or even beyond to places like tumblr (eep, that scares me since I haven't a clue about tumblr!).

Have you considered creating an LJ community for Frodohealers so that people can participate, kind of like we have for fffc with challenges every so often? You're right in that not as many people are in posting mode as of late. I do see some awesome hurt/comfort stuff being posted, like lovethosehobbit's h/c (very old school) and yours and some things at fffc, etc.

I hope this is a little helpful! *hugs*

[frodobaggins252.livejournal.com]

How about a prompt to start a story...one of any length?


Frodo sighed and stared out the window. He'd always loved the first snowfall in the Shire, but now, it meant...