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b2memB2MeM Challenge: 2016 Memories; 2012 BINGO, "Canon Couples", I-28
Format: Poetry, Dribble
Genre: Romance
Rating: G
Warnings: n/a
Characters: Tom Cotton, Marigold Gamgee
Pairings: Tom Cotton/Marigold Gamgee
Creators' Notes (optional): I began some of these dribbles for the "Canon Couples" card in 2012, and decided to see how many more of them I could complete this year.
Summary: The Gamgees and the Cottons were distant cousins and good friends; sometimes childhood friendships can become more.
The Gardener's Daughter and the Farmer's Son
He always saw me as just his friend's little sister,
and o' course, his own little sister's best friend.
He used to chase me, pull my braids,
and I'd tease him somewhat awful.
But one summer it changed.
His eyes met mine,
I'd grown up.
Him, too.
Good!
Format: Poetry, Dribble
Genre: Romance
Rating: G
Warnings: n/a
Characters: Tom Cotton, Marigold Gamgee
Pairings: Tom Cotton/Marigold Gamgee
Creators' Notes (optional): I began some of these dribbles for the "Canon Couples" card in 2012, and decided to see how many more of them I could complete this year.
Summary: The Gamgees and the Cottons were distant cousins and good friends; sometimes childhood friendships can become more.
The Gardener's Daughter and the Farmer's Son
He always saw me as just his friend's little sister,
and o' course, his own little sister's best friend.
He used to chase me, pull my braids,
and I'd tease him somewhat awful.
But one summer it changed.
His eyes met mine,
I'd grown up.
Him, too.
Good!
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Date: 2016-03-15 03:57 pm (UTC)(There used to be this popular game called "a barrel o' monkeys". You'd spill the little plastic monkeys out of the container and they'd hook together in various configurations. Dana called her OC hobbits her "barrel o' hobbits". *grin*)