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I'm really surprised here about the debates based on "mutiny" and what that could mean. These stories are all rooted in HISTORY.... it seems to me that a look at the navel history of this period would give you all the reassurance you need.

 

Though I'm sure in Mark's exceptionally skilfull storytelling hands... historical events will take on a life of their own.

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I'm really surprised here about the debates based on "mutiny" and what that could mean. These stories are all rooted in HISTORY.... it seems to me that a look at the navel history of this period would give you all the reassurance you need.

 

Though I'm sure in Mark's exceptionally skilfull storytelling hands... historical events will take on a life of their own.

 

Navel? Perhaps you'd be willing to share your own navel's history? Posted Image

 

Sorry. Couldn't resist.

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Navel? Perhaps you'd be willing to share your own navel's history? Posted Image

 

 

I will share mine if you will share yours....

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I've got the first chapter of the next story roughed out. FYI.

 

Tease :P

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Dude, I'm no tease. I totally follow through. Posted Image

 

evidence please. In pictures would be nice? Posted Image

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I've got the first chapter of the next story roughed out. FYI.

 

Music to my ears!!!!!!

 

Are you going to tease us with the title next?Posted Image

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I have started over on the Bridgemeont series from the beginning in the wake of waiting for the next story to start... That is helping my withdrawal symptoms somewhat...

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I've got the first chapter of the next story roughed out. FYI.

 

it's something, at least. would like to know when it's evened out.

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I can't wait. This is some of the most exciting news of my trip!

For those keeping track, I WILL SURVIVE! I found red bull and corndogs. A combination that can sustain life indefinitely if required. The morning curry and rice works for variety. I tried a sampling of a lot of things yesterday. None of them pallatable to my red neck tastebuds. But let it not be said that I wouldn't give something new a try. And don't ask me what it was because I'm clueles. I'm convinced these folks will eat almost anything that was once alive. And perhaps a few things that weren't. Japan is certainly an experience.

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I feel better now, I've had my Granger fix!! But on the other hand, now I want more!

I like the name of this book, it has a better ring to it. You definitely have me curious about what is to happen on the trip. Things at home seem to be calming down nicely, unless Prince William lied to George, and I doubt he would do that and risk the wrath of the king or prince of wales. I did notice he didn't say anything about the child, though.

I wonder what you will do about Arthur...it doesn't feel to me like he will survive this trip...it may only be because of a tropical disease, but somehow I doubt he will survive. That's what I think. I also think it's time for Commander Calvert to show his handsome face again.

What else...oh, that's enough for now. Great chapter, Mark!

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