whumpbox:

sleepy whump prompts
send a sentence, get a drabble. 

• “ drink this. it’ll calm you right down. ”
  
• “ your eyes look really heavy. ”
• “ when you wake up, you’ll be in a nice soft bed. ”
• “ don’t freak out or anything, but i drugged your food/drink. ” 
• “ you’re falling asleep on your feet. ”
• “ do you want a pillow? ”
  
• “ shh, rest. ”
  
• “ this always relaxes me. ”
  
• “ now’s probably a good time to tell you that i crushed a sedative into your water. sweet dreams, (name). ”
  
• “ lean on me, stop talking, and go to sleep. ”
  
• “ it’s called lavender, and i think it’s starting to hit you. ”
• “ i can see your eyes drooping and getting sleepy. ” 
  
• “ hear that? when the sheets rustle together, it sounds like the ocean. ”

_{Okay, yeah, so she had an exam. Screw it. It was Advanced Calculus - it was a fluff class, she could easily make it up over the weekend. It didn’t matter, anyways - it wasn’t like they were going to kick her out. This was more important.}

_{She knocked on the door, tugging on the hem of her jacket (she’d gone with dark green leather) with her free hand. “Hey, Gabe?” she called through the door, trying to look through the door’s peephole for a moment. It always pissed her off a bit that they didn’t work in reverse, and it wasn’t even that she wished she could look into people’s homes - she just didn’t know why it didn’t work in reverse, and she didn’t like not know. She’d just never really taken the time to figure it out. “Gabriel, it’s Meg,” she called. “Wanna let me in?”}

So, anyone wanna talk to me or something?

Having to talk to people gives me a headache, but HE’Smaking me do this…so let’s just get this shit over with already.

Like many people in the midst of this social distancing, I’ve decided to try my hand at making sourdough bread. A few weeks ago I began making my starter, feeding it every day and watching it grow. Since then, I’ve tried making a few loaves - some more successful than others! The last one I made was the best yet, but there is definitely still some room for improvement. I think next I will try scoring the bread a little bit deeper, and using less steam for a slightly harder crust.

If you’ve had the time and energy, what have you been creating?

marypoppinswasmissyallalong liked for a starter

“What are you doing here?”

Wild good boi appeared!