#quirkle

Thanks Quirkle!!! 💙 and yasss gonna be so much fun!!! 😆😆😆

Quirkle is a tile matching game for 2-4 players, kind of like dominoes with colors and shapes. It’s a classic for good reason.

You have a hand of 6 tiles, and on your turn you place tiles adjacent to an existing tile. Each tile in a line must match color or shape, and there can’t be any duplicates. When you place a tile, you get points for each tile in whatever lines it intersects. If you finish off a group of 6, you get a Quirkle which means a bonus 6 points! Trying to get that bonus without setting up your opponents to grab takes a little strategy.

Quirkle’s simplicity means anyone can play, making it a great family game. But don’t let its look fool you. It’s still a ton of fun, with enough tension to be repeatedly enjoyable. With so many newer and flashier games, it’s not one I pull out a lot. But every time I play it, I’m reminded how good it is. It’s the comfy sweater of the board game collection.

Title: Devastating Author: Daisy Fandom: South Park Setting: Skeeter’s Wine Bar Pairing: Quaid/Firkle, Filmore Anderson/Firkle Characters: Quaid, Firkle, Filmore Anderson Genre: Drama/Romance Rating: T Chapters: 1/1 Word Count: 946 Type of Work: One-Shot, Fanfiction-Friends’ Weekly Writing Prompt Status: Complete Warnings: Gay, Slash, Yaoi, Forced Kisses, Underage Drinking, Jealousy, Unbeta’d Disclaimer: I don’t own anything. Summary: Quaid had intended on getting Firkle to leave, but all he did was confuse himself further. Tonight was a disaster. AN: Another piece for the Fanfiction-Friends’ Weekly Writing Prompts! This week’s prompt was Disaster, and this is what came out. xD I love these guys so much. ; u; Here we go! This is for @quaidsilva / @filmoreandersonx! Devastating ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ How many drinks had it taken to make Firkle look less like a punching bag and more like something he wanted to take home? Even Quaid had lost count, but he’d never really started, either. 

I am finally answering my ask game questions hhahaha

3. What is your writing ritual and why is it cursed?

We both asked this question to one another quirkle and I also don't know what it means bahahahha I don't have. ritual I just have OH MAN TIME TO WRITE LETS GOOOO energy

Maybe that is my ritual. Just MUST WRITE ENERGY

7. What is your deepest joy about writing?

Writing something that I feel so good about. Something that expresses my thoughts and feelings into words. And really, that I get to read it later and sink into that headspace again.

8. If you had to write an entire story without either action or dialogue, which would you choose and how would it go?

Holy crap um. Probably.....action. I love writing action a LOT but I need dialogue. I am a huge dialogue writer. I live for dialogue and I like to hope I am pretty good at it.

19. Tell me a story about your writing journey. When did you start? Why did you start? Were there bumps along the way? Where are you now and where are you going?

And this is the question that took me awhile to answer.

I started writing fanfics when I was 13, kicking off with Yugioh and i wrote for that fandom from around 2003 till about 2015. I wrote so much that I considered going to collage for writing and I went to writers workshops in the summer and got into the University of Iowa's English program, which has one of the best creative writing masters programs in the country. I had planned on getting my Bachelors and Masters from there.

Well.....i burned out in my first year, moved back to Michigan, changed majors to business and slowly stopped writing as much. Some big life changes happened to me between graduating collage and 2013. I tried to keep writing but it just didn't stick. I couldn't write, nothing was happening. I lost nearly all my creativity for around 10 years.

I completely stopped writing between 2015 and 2023.

And then, in May 2023, I found this lovely lil anime we all know and love called Mob Psycho 100.

I started drawing, and I started writing, I started engaging with fandom again. I wrote Float and people commented and the read my work. I was ecstatic I didn't know what to do--people read my work, I honestly couldn't believe it. Like, the reception I got from my mp100 fanfics was so positive compared to my previous works. It was....honestly so amazing.

I then wrote the very self indulgent Just Breathe, my step into shipping once again.

And then in September I wrote one of my favorite pieces of fiction I have ever written ever in my life, which is Blackhole.

And then, I started thinking of an ageswap and Black Sweatshirt was born.

Now, I am knee deep in this ageswap fic, a post-canon series, and many other one-shots. I have written over 100,000 words in under a year. The train shows no sign of stopping (it slowed down a bit recently but I am pretty sure I just needed a break)

Right now where I am at, in this moment, is someone who is very happy with my writing. I have wonderful friends who will beta my work, there is a whole community to share my art with. My ageswap is nearly 20 chapters long (Yeah oof I know haha).

Where i am going: To finish this story. To write my post-canon series. To hopefully have readers that enjoy my work, even though it may take me months to years to finish them.

Eijiro Is the Best Medicine by quirkle