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I stand by my last comment...if not actual castration, slip him some pills....sheesh... *"His reproductive rights,"* the Veth officer corrected. *"We will remove his capacity to produce offspring. It is a standard penalty for violators of protected species statutes. He attempted to interfere with our harvest. He will not be permitted to contribute to his own species' genetic future."* That's not such a bad thing... And let's not discount Hughie. Ten to one he's leaving some crumbs to follow....

This is true, did they take the food or leave it behind???

We once had an incorrigible dog, much like Mickey. Once the dog was neutered, it was like a miracle...well behaved and easy to be around him...what was good for the dog could be good for someone...just sayin.... Not the dreaded flesh-covered probe..... Me reading this chapter...

The famous seven-year itch???? (early Summer 3079) seven years after the main story; book fair "Fa-Fi"

Oh my goodness, and dear old Albert sounds meaner than a passel of riled up timber rattlers…this sounds like a couple of family dynamics set to explode! Can’t wait for the next chapter Is it Monday yet!

Yea…a new tale from the master of the westerns!!

Book three of The Watchers please and thanks…sorry to be a nudge and a pain in the neck.

Here’s hoping your medical needs are resolved quickly and we will wait patiently for Book 4

Finally, a crack in the wall of rejection? Possibly a door opening?

And the fantastic stories to read keep coming, just like the

Looks like one didn't escape the glue factory...

I didn’t mind the killing of the spies, but letting the horses go was a tactical error. If the horses don’t perish, most likely they will make their way back to their home base, riderless and a message that can’t be ignored..

loved this chapter and the comments were all spot on!

Why do I think both Lucas and Skylar will somehow neutralize Rikard with their “singing “… No!” Ēriks snapped at Lukas, who was now looking with puppy dog eyes at his boyfriend. “But…” Lukas’s lip wobbled. “Oh for God sake!” Lukas sighed in defeat. “Ok, come on… let’s go save the world… and whatever you do, no singing!”

Just goes to show that home is where the heart is!!!

Just goes to prove the old saying about the six degrees of Kevin Bacon is true!,,

One more good story to add to the reading list!

Don’t forget the reflecting pool, the triumphant arch, and his face on a new currency issue…

I thought you said pickle 🤭🤭

When it rains it pours…and such sadness in learning about his father and now the responsibility of two twin boys to look after..Not to mention cleaning up his father’s estate..

The dichotomy between Da and Harry couldn’t be any starker…While it is a near impossibility, I can’t help but wonder if there might be some sort of reconciliation later on…I can’t remember, is Aled’s mother around? The boys are in for a rough couple of weeks as they sort through what needs to be done..

The dichotomy between Da and Harry couldn’t be any starker…While it is a near impossibility, I can’t help but wonder if there might be some sort of reconciliation later on…I can’t remember, is Aled’s mother around? The boys are in for a rough couple of weeks as they sort through what needs to be done..

Sawyer truly impressed me, and now I understand him that much better…he will make a great Uncle!

Ashot, a young man of many layers! "The quartermaster doesn't know it exists, because I am exceptionally good at my job," Ashot declared proudly, puffing out his chest. He knelt down in the dust next to the monk, his bravado fading slightly, replaced by a sudden, raw, entirely earnest sincerity. "I don't want you wearing those dirty, scratchy white robes anymore, Stephen. You look like a ghost that got dragged through a mud puddle. You aren't just a monk anymore. You are the chief physician of the Vanguard. You save lives. You saved Lloyd. You should look like nobility. I want you to have it."

I can't stand coffee in any form, and I am from a family of bitter black coffee drinkers without any sweeteners. When my mom had her first cataract surgery, they had to reschedule because she was so jittery from not having her multiple cups of coffee prior...go figure, and the last thing she did was to have a cuppa just before bed... I was an inveterate Coke drinker for years as my morning cuppa...When I was told to lose weight, I tried Diet Coke, and I loathed the metallic taste so bad I swore off carbonated caffeine and became a grump. When Coke Zero came out, it was a blessing from the caffeine gods. It is a drink far superior to the pretend wanna be, Diet Coke...hands down! Leastways, that's how I see it here in the center of the universe, Central Massachusetts... As an aside, we had frigging snowshowers yesterday, so I lit the woodstove and hunkered down with a couple of good reads... Oh...I nearly forgot, last week's Wall St Journal had a very timely article on the Coke Zero vs Diet Coke debates... Diet Coke vs. Coke Zero: Inside the Soda Civil War - WSJ