Shippy Memeage

[awanderingbard]

I think I now write enough couples for this to be play-alongable, and this meme intrigued me, so:

Give me a couple/ship that I write or have written (or created or whatever) and I'll tell you:

How differently do they think of each other now compared to when they first met?
Where was their first date?
What do their friends/family think of their relationship?
How do their personalities/skills complement or contrast with each other?
What is their favorite aspect of each other?
Do either of them have pet peeves about each other?
How would each reconcile with each other after a fight?
What would be their ideal vacation getaway together?

OCs and AUs and all that jazz are cool.

Comments

[joonscribble.livejournal.com]

I can't tell if Dejeni would be all right with tea parties or there under duress.

Dejeni would probably be more uncomfortable than happy. But yeah, she'd feel some professional pride over the kids using the house Howard built them.

Takeo: We were all very impressed that it was built with running water. We've all had a bath in there.
Dejeni: Oh good. Howard wanted to skip over that but I told him details were important.

[awanderingbard.livejournal.com]

Takeo: We were all very impressed that it was built with running water. We've all had a bath in there.
Dejeni: Oh good. Howard wanted to skip over that but I told him details were important.

Hehe! I'm picturing the angsty teenage years.

Peggy: ___ and I had a fight last night, so she's moved into the playhouse and apparently isn't coming out until I stop being the most embarrassing mother on the planet.
Howard: It's cold out, I should have put heating in there.
Peggy: You did, and thank you for completely missing all the important parts of the situation.
Howard: Did I do proper heating or just radiators? Because that thing must be forty years old now, I could do better.
Peggy: ___ is only 15 and you built it when she was two, and you're still not focusing on the right details.
Howard: Peggy, you've known me for this long, why did you think sharing your personal problems with me would be in any way helpful to you?
Peggy: ...Yes, that's a good point. The heating is fine.