Hello and welcome to my LiveJournal, this is the place where
I post my writing and some random tid-bits about my life.

I've decided to make a quick summary of the things I've
written so far to make the whole thing a bit more organized.
Also, all fanfictions are rated. So if you don't feel comfortable
reading certain topics consider that your warning.

Most of my journal is access for all, but certain entries (personal and fiction!) are friends only, for a diversity of reasons, but all to ensure my peace of mind. If you're not on my friendslist yet feel free to add me, then comment here and I'll probably add you back no problem.

I hope you enjoy the read, and remember: comments are always welcome!
Love, Sabrina

some random shorts - and so I ran - death at a funeral - she has your eyes - I was waiting for you - he'd never seen the ocean - between everything and nothing (NEW)

short Hanson fanfictions - lost - for always - lone mirage - love in his arms - forbidden fruit (NEW)

on the other side
this is a Zac Hanson based fanfiction that's forever unfinished - my apologies. If you, for whatever reason, still want to read the thirty-eight chapters I've written, then by all means click here.

Also, if you're Dutch you can check out my other livejournal, seennothingyet, for some more random writing and reviews about books I've read and movies I've seen.

I could use some help. We're probably getting our bunnies next week. Finally! And I'm really excited, as you can imagine. But I still need a name for the male. They're coming from an animal shelter and his current name is Pratsi, which is not really what I want to call my bunny, but I haven't been able to come up with anything else either. So, does anyone have any ideas? The female is going to be called Pippa (she's called Philippa at the moment) and I would like something that matches with her name. Preferably something that starts with a P. So yeah, I need help.

Give it your best shot peeps.

Snatched from getupandgo_25

( [ oh yeah, music meme! ] )

I've bought a bunch of books yesterday. Any of you already read any of these?

snow blind - PJ Tracy
puppets - Daniel Hecht
heartstone - Phillip Margolin
the dead place - Stephen Booth
the rosary girls - Richard Montanari
thr3e - Ted Dekker (regretted not buying this last time. Glad to have found the last copy)
labyrinth - Kate Mosse (already read this and it was awesome so I needed to have it!)
the supernaturalist - Eoin Colfer (love the artemis fowl series. Hope this will be good too)
I am the messenger - Markus Zusak (super cool that I found this. I loved his last book; the book thief)
dracula - Bram Stoker (whoop! now I can finally read it. Stupid library didn't have it. I mean, c'mon, it's a freaking classic!)

I'm back from London so I figured it was time for a picture post. I've had a great time. London is definitely the best city in the world (out of all the ones I have seen this far). Hope you guys enjoy the pictures!

( Picture time! )

Which modern invention do you think the world would be better off without?

Cell phones, for sure. I hate them and I hate people using them at inappropriate times and places! When I'm sitting in the train I don't need to hear a woman talk about how she and her husband can't get pregnant and how her cyclus is and how many times a week they have sex! Seriously! Do you know how many houses I could break into if I stole the keys of people who tell others there adresses over the phone. Smart? Not really! And friends calling and texting with their boyfriends while you're spending the day with them? Hate! People expecting me to pick up at any time and any place? No way. It's for emergencies only! Get over it!

Awesome things I'll be doing within the next couple of months:

* going to London for four days with a friend of mine. I love London. Can't wait to see it again!

* going to see Harry Potter

* going to play tennis with my grandparents. Should be great fun.

* going bowling again. It's hillarious.

* going to see McFly and meet Bree. Super excited!

* going to see Eskimo Joe again. Should be awesome.

* going to see New Moon

I love my life right now <3

I was awake pretty early this morning and then I heard this strange sound that sounded like someone was pumping heat into a hot air balloon, so I crawled out of bed and went to my window and saw it was a hot air balloon that was coming pretty low over the rooftops. It was really awesome. So I was standing there watching it, in my nightclothes (which is a strap top) and then one of the guys in the balloons waves at me! It was a little embarrassing because I didn't think they'd be able to see me, but it was also pretty awesome.

( [ picture ] )

These are some poems I wrote I couple of years ago.
Excuse the lameness, but I felt like sharing.

***

( feel like )

***

( wrong )

***

( best friends? )

***

( anywhere )

***

( hope )

I've had this idea for quite some time. I even had a rough sketch ready and yesterday I decided that this little piece needed finishing. Et voilà! Here it is. I hope you enjoy it. Comments are, of course, appreciated!

pairing; Zac / Ivey
POV; Ivey
word count; 1336
rating; 16+
info; every move of his lips, his hands, his hips had me sliding further and further away from reality. It was like I was soaring; weightless and carefree, and I wanted it to last forever.

( [ forbidden fruit ] )

These are some drabbles I've been working on and I thought I would share them. They're all written from the same female perspective and with a bit of fantasy you might find that they tell a short story.

pairing; straight
word count; 1300 total
rating; from all ages to 16+ (beware of lust)

( [ between everything and nothing ] )

So, I'm in my second year of studying biomedical sciences and I really like it most of the time, but at the same time I'd really like to study something else too. The something else being English. I've never given much thought to that in High School, hence my choice of biomedical science, but now I really miss it - though I'm not sure you can miss something you don't do. I thought about doing both biomedical science and English at the same time, but it turned out it's impossible becuase of the very busy schedule we have with biomedical science, so doing both isn't going to happen. So now I'm not sure what to do. I don't want to quit biomedical science, but I still really want to do English too. I've thought about studying English after I finish my bachelor, but I also kind of want to do a master (possibly oncology), because it would feel like a waste not to do it and becuase I'm really interested in it, but doing the master will mean that I'll have to wait another 3,5 years before I can start studying English and I'm not sure I want to wait that long.

So yeah, major dilemma on my side.

What do you guys study? Do you like it? Or do you wish you'd chosen something else too?

And sort of random. I followed this English class Friday to see what it was like (I really loved it, hence this post) and there was this girl who was wearing a nanowrimo t-shirt. I didn't get to talk to her, but I thought it was pretty cool nonetheless.

And is it pathetic that I've been listening to always be from jimmy eat world all day?

Because my new reader gave me some motivation to write. And because I was bored.

title - on the other side
genre - drama/romance
pairing - Zac/OMC
point of view - Zac Hanson
rating - PG-13 (due to some bad language)
betas - I am my own beta. Any and all mistakes are my own. If you happen to tumble across any feel free to inform me so I may correct them, thank you.
info - the fear of the world kept us in, safe from the dirt and the sin and yes I'm terrified, 'cause when you’re out you know there's no return, but I love you and they're going to learn

Previous chapters:
prologue - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9 - 10
11 - 12 - 13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 - 18 - 19 - 20
21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 - 30
31 - 32 - 33 - 34 - 35 - 36 - 37 -

( [ chapter 38 ] )

I love this poem

hope is the thing with feathers
that perches in the soul,
and sings the tune without the words,
and never stops at all,

and sweetest in the gale is heard;
and sore must be the storm
that could abash the little bird
that kept so many warm.

I’ve heard it in the chillest land,
and on the strangest sea;
yet, never, in extremity,
it asked a crumb of me.

- Emily Dickinson