Leader of the Mack

Mack is all revved up for National Motorcycle Ride Day, but I hope he remembers to wear a helmet. Being the only smart player on the football team isn't the kind of title he'd want to lose.

If Kevin decides to celebrate as well, I hope that someone is there to comfort him if he gets hurt, and not just because it's National Hug a Kevin Day. I have no doubt Brittany will be willing to oblige...just as soon as she gets that cricket out of her teeth.

While you're in a hugging mood, you could also observe National Hug a Drummer Day, but maybe find a drummer who isn't Max. He's far too much of a criminale to want a hug, I'm sure.

Fanfic Update!

• I See Right Through, by Horned_Catfish (COMPLETE!): "'Just talk to him,' Jane slurped, her tongue curling around the straw of the drink, 'He’s a chill guy- well, if you ignore his lethargic approach to life.'"


• Mystik Spiral: The Next Generation, by WildDogJJ (part 1): "Q Ruttheimer, Chuck and Stacy’s daughter, sat at the desk in her room with her nose buried in a textbook. The book was for Advanced Computer Science. She was visibly frustrated."


• Pokemon: May's Journey, by cfardellbrenorenz29 (part 5): "A little over two months after the events at Mt. Coronet and the rematch with Steven, May arrived back in Oreburgh City."


• Quinn and Don Pedro, by Sheila Wisz Ellayn (parts 1 - 3): "It was a bright and quiet morning of November when Stacy Rowe walked the streets of Lawndale without a care in the world." (Part 2) (Part 3)


• Sorcerer, by cfardell_Brenorenz29 (COMPLETE!): "Jasmine found Aladdin sitting on one of the Palace's many balconies."


• Spider Quinn 24 Something Unnatural, by cfardell_Brenorenz29 (parts 1 and 2): "Lawndale may have been in shock following the Groundhog Day Attack, but Sunday night baseball games were still a fixture." (Part 2)


• When I See You Kitten As A Cat, by WriteBadFanfiction (COMPLETE!): "It was cold out, the fall was brisk. Perhaps leaving her window open wasn’t the smartest choice, though she did enjoy hearing dry leaves scatter across the pavement two stories down."