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Diarmad once said he needed someone who could stand up against him. I guess he found him after all. So I've heard... Totally. Thanks for taking the time to read and your comment, Puppi!
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I am part of this just by reading your ode. Thank you!
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Does anyone beside me play Gwent? If so, how do you like it?
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Maybe someone is catching on. I wouldn't tell them if they were. It's always difficult to decide what to do next. Some like the guessing game, some think it's enough. There will be a turning point in the next chapter, but probably still not what you want. It gives some more options, but if Diarmad is a douchamad, jerk or whatever will be revealed around chapter eleven I think. Thank you for your comment, Geemeedee!
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That about sums up where we are. Do they have to come back from this? Aren't there other options? Doesn't anyone want to know how Diarmad feels? How he experiences this? Thank you, spikey! This was a really good comment.
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Thank you, dughlas! Yep, just in case anyone was still wondering.
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Next chapter is already written and with my editor. Yet...
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Noël sat cross-legged on the aft-deck. His fingers played with some loose threads of his cutoffs as he gazed through his dark sunglasses at the glimmering horizon. Then he shook his head as if he could get rid of his thoughts that easily, and pulled his large straw hat deeper onto his face. Leaning back against the bench behind him, he closed his eyes, allowing his other senses to take over and distract him from his musings. A light breeze tugged at the seams of his unbuttoned shirt, coolin
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So, I come home and get to read this very cool interview. I love to beta-read your stuff, and I love your comments on mine. Now I have to think of the 'Advent Calendar', that was really fun. I didn't necessarily need to that about your feet. JK, I tried it and almost fell on my ...face.
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And another Happy, belated birthday! I hope you had a nice day with lots of strawberries.
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I'm late...but I have an excuse: No reception in boondocks Germany. Happy belated birthday, Puppilull !!!!
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story review Featured Story: A Healing Heart
Aditus commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
What he said, Puppi. -
story review Featured Story: A Healing Heart
Aditus commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
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Happy Birthday, Val!
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I know...I know *snicker*
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Well, one of my cats likes almond milk...and tomato sauce.
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Thank you, Puppi. I have to mention the cherry pie somewhere, so there will be a longer version.
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That must have been my subconscious mind suggesting the blisters...thank you, Timothy! Lots of grovelling...
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Thank you, Lyssa! That's how I like to write: lots of emotions to wrestle with. I'm glad you liked it! Thank you, tim! I'm on it! I hope I'll get it done this week. Thank you! You already know more...but still not everything! We have to thank Def for the fitting words for this time of the year. Let the imagination take over--a lot can happen. Thank you for the comment, Ron! Thank you, Def! Nice and easy words... Graduation ceremony---new shoes---standing and walking around for hours--->blisters Thank you, Cia! I still didn't get to pack everything I wanted into this. It was a great challenge. Thank you, ghanbrews! I guess I have to hurry then, huh?
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Thank you, Wayne! There's more I promise.
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Wow! Questions exploded in my head! What games? Not smart? Doesn't he have to strategize? Is it/he a golem? A cyborg? Bribe? Okay, I stop here. Great piece, Cia. Inspiring.
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The Subtle Psychology of Foreign Things
Aditus commented on ghanbrews's story chapter in The Subtle Psychology of Foreign Things
Okay, so I'm humming 'I'm going slightly mad' after reading this. Surreal...in a good way. -
Well, that was unexpected. And sad. First step of getting over something: get shit-faced. When sober, step two follows. Very good, Drew.
