'A Third Thought'

I finished this one and suddenly realized that there was no explicit tg in it. If you so choose you may imagine the main character was male before whatever befell her, but then again I suppose I never claimed all of my captions were going to be tg.

Autumn

I don't want to get into the 'Sorry for not posting more-doesn't post enough' cycle, but I am sorry. I blame the Olympics where the lovely ladies and thoroughly well toned boys of the American volleyball and water polo teams have held me enraptured. Seriously committing to watching the Olympics is probably as close to Olympic level competition that I'll get any time soon. It will also probably keep me busy for a few days more.
In any case, I have a submission for you all tonight. Please enjoy.

I'm waiting

A new day a new post. I've spent so long reading these things that a couple inversions of the ordinary tropes are kicking around in my head. I'll try to spread them out over time as I'm sure this sort of thing would get tiresome if done regularly.

Evie turns Abby

In addition to promoting me on her page, Evie went a step further and made me an entirely squishy feeling inducing caption. I hope she enjoys my attempt to return the favor.

 

Wishhunter

For some reason I decided to start right off the bat with a series. That reason may be that I'm over-ambitious. It also may be that when I was first reading tg captions my favorite captioneer, Argus now Evie, was creating some amazing series. And I reckon that those were what I wanted to emulate, or at least create in my own way.
Also, my first two posts have three pictures of redheads. This is not a coincidence. It's not a hard and fast rule, but I'd bet good money it will be a trend.

First post - Turquoise Eyes

So I'm starting this wacky new blog thing and I'm pretty excited. I've been a long time lurker when it comes the tg caption scene and I finally decided to jump in. And, exactly three hours into this adventure I can tell you this. Never again, not once, will I bitch about how long it takes these captioneers to get their material out. Not out loud, not online, not in my head. This is time consuming stuff. And I imagine as I get better it will only take longer.

Please, comments, suggestions, and the like are welcome. I'm new at this and the primary way I imagine I'll get better is with a constructive audience. Or, you know, an audience at all. One thing at a time I suppose.