This is Life Writing Contest

2006-10-14 [Kaimee]: This contest somehow ended up having a zillion entries more than my contests normally do, so forgive me if judging takes a little longer xD

2006-10-14 [RiddleRose]: perfectly understandable. we love you even if you take two hundred years!! well, possibly not two hundred years...

2006-10-14 [Kaimee]: I can't think of an end for your eyeball story mistress rose :(

2006-10-14 [RiddleRose]: but but but...! but! but it's an eye... it needs an end...

if you don't finish it... well. you know how it goes. an eye for an eye! (moo ha ha ha ha....)

2006-10-14 [Kaimee]: I'm not sure I want to know how this eye for an eye bit would work... O.o Heh, what's the most deathiest death you can think of then, miss gooey eyeball?

2006-10-14 [Kiddalee]: But are you judging now? When is this thing closed?

2006-10-15 [Kaimee]: I'm currently judging, but any new entries can be submitted any time until I close the page down and post the winners. I don't mind late entries you see :)

2006-10-16 [Kiddalee]: Well well...

2006-10-17 [RiddleRose]: but can a ghost eyeball die?

2006-10-17 [Kaimee]: you haven't read the story properly! It cuts off when the eyeball is about to tell the child ghost how she died, and why it makes the child ghost different :O

2006-10-17 [iippo]: Where is this story? o.O

2006-10-19 [Kaimee]: ... :)

2006-10-19 [RiddleRose]: oh, right. i think perhaps the eyeball used to be an old british lady, and she fell asleep in her tea one fine day, and drowned in it. killing the tea in the process, which is why she has tea as a ghost. and who knows why she's an eyeball? perhaps she's eccentric. or maybe, as her head fell toward the fatal cup of tea, the spoon gouged out her eye, thus saving the life of the old lady by waking her, but killing the eye and the tea. thus, it is an eye, and an eye only. voila, the end.

2006-10-19 [Kaimee]: You're daft (also insane), and you still haven't read the story properly! :P How the ghost child died, not the eyeball. The eyeball has probably been dead so long and made up extravagant lies so often that it can no longer remember how it died.

2006-10-19 [RiddleRose]: darn. i liked my way of it dying...

i think the ghost child dies of being on the computer too long. gradually, he brain began to drip out her ears, and she thusly died. (yes paz, that was a prediction)

2006-10-22 [Kaimee]: The word thusly is definitely being used.

2006-10-31 [RiddleRose]: thusly is a great word in the world of words

2006-12-28 [Kiddalee]: Oo. And I thought the deadline was already (kind of) past.

2006-12-29 [Kaimee]: Nah, I'm pretty lax about deadlines and such in my contests. Until I finish up judging and password protect the page I'm ususally open for more entries, as long as people ask nicely :P
You should have seen me a few years back when I discovered contests. No one could have stopped me from an overabundance of idiot bureacratic rules and deadlines.... time and laziness fixed that, and sense took over.
If someone wants to enter now... the more the merrier, and who better than to ignore silly rules and deadlines than me, as the creator of the contest? :P

2006-12-29 [Kiddalee]: Well, who knows? I might be able to come up with something. That other story I said I was going to fix has gone kind of stale.

2006-12-29 [Kaimee]: I know the feeling, I always end up leaving things then fixing them like 2 years later :P