A 30 minute challange

Who knows what thoughts babies have as they sit in their corners, playing with their toys and giggling away. Now we see what Pound Cake, son of Mr and Mrs Cake and twin to Pumpkin Cake, thinks.

Apple Bloom, Sweetie belle, and Scootaloo are always on the look out for ways to get their cutie marks. But like all children, they spend much of their time playing games and having fun as well.
On a particularly slow Saturday the three fillies decide to play a different kind of game; one that will send them to misty jungles, icy mountains, deadly volcanoes and pitch them against mad scientists, vicious dragons and of course, Diamond Tiara herself!
Take a trip into the imaginations of three fillies and watch as they drag the entire town into their new shenanigans.

Rainbow Dash is nothing if not daring, so after reading the Daring Do books she attempts some of Daring's dangerous deeds. She then writes a letter to the author with some helpful hints she learned in the process.

Proofread by my plucky sidekick DbzOrDie.

Applejack and Big Macintosh both have dates for the evening, but Apple Bloom isn't about to let them out of the house until her curiosity is satisfied. . .

This could be a while.

(If you are against fillyfooling or coltcuddling, this is not the fic for you.)

Diamond Tiara and Silver Spoon reflect on the time that they spent with their former friend, Babs Seed. They come to a striking realisation.

Princess Celestia has forgotten something. Something important.

But what the hell is it?

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Applebloom has grown tired of being at a disadvantage when it comes to earning cutie marks, and she doesn't want to be involved in Scootaloo's pegasus-related opportunities. There is only one logical conclusion to the belief: try to be a unicorn. Sure being great at magic is one thing, but how does it go once she actually succeeds, but more importantly, how long can her magic abilities last?

Originally an idea stemming from a random prompt from englishwitch on a forum in the "Twilight's Library" group.
I started this because I thought it was for a write-off, but continued because I liked the concept.
Not sure if this is what was meant by the suggestion, but this is what I came up with when I thought of the prompt.

This is a lipogrammatic story. That is, a story in which I did not lay hands on that most common symbol, “E”. You shall not find a solitary copy of that symbol at any point in this story, including in this summary (barring that singular anomaly, naturally). I did this odd thing as a trial to my ability as an author—it's a workout, if you will.

All her life, Fluttershy felt different from the other pegasi. She preferred the ground to the clouds, and the simple love of her animal friends always seemed to refresh her... And she never really had to eat... She didn't remember her parents, either...

One day, though, her life changes forever, when she and her best friends find out what she truly is.

How much is a toothless alligator worth? According to Equestria-renowned game hunter Ivory Tusk, it's worth a fortune (don't ask me why). So when he finds one on the outskirts of the Everfree Forest, he wastes no time trying to bag it. Little does he know that this particular gator has a particularly wacky owner...