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Aditus

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  1. Valkyrie: And your streak continues… I’m glad you liked it.
  2. Valkyrie: The front of my house is covered in shaker shingles, which is what makes it look like a gingerbread house. I’ve had a few different people call it that before I even tell them that it’s my name for it. Lol The bay window does add to the effect. No real gingerbread… lol the house is not edible, although the cats have tried to eat parts of it.
  3. Valkyrie: Cool! Let me know how they turn out.
  4. Valkyrie: Close… I closed on my house on this date in 2008 It seems we had similar experiences with house-buying. I hope you like the recipes if you decide to try them. They’re some of my favorites.
  5. Valkyrie: Yeah, meat is so expensive now. I love prime rib. At some point in my life I want to try wagyu beef. Talk about expensive… it’s hard to justify the cost, but I do want to splurge one day. The gingerbread demolition sounds like fun! Thanks for sharing such a great memory.
  6. Valkyrie: It’s fixed now. Let us know how they come out.
  7. Valkyrie: Adi fixed the recipe, so you should now have the whole cookie recipe. They are quite yummy. Thanks for the review!
  8. Valkyrie: They are quite yummy with balsamic vinegar, too.
  9. Valkyrie: You got it! Although I got the year wrong. I closed on my house 12/12/2008. I’m sure you’ll be able to say the same in no time! I’m glad you liked the recipes.
  10. Valkyrie: The herring got you this time. I closed on my house on this date eight years ago. I got the year wrong when I wrote the story…. Lol
  11. Valkyrie: So sorry to hear about your nephew’s boyfriend’s mom. How sad. Thank you for your kind words.
  12. Valkyrie: Thank you!
  13. Valkyrie: The singing portion of the brain is different from the speaking portion, so when someone has a brain injury one area can be left unaffected while the other is impaired. For someone with a communication disorder, any measure of success can be quite meaningful. Thanks for the review.
  14. Valkyrie: Thank you I appreciate the support and the review.
  15. Valkyrie: Thanks so much!
  16. LBO!
  17. Valkyrie: I’m a horrible singer. Lol I didn’t fool too many with this one, which isn’t surprising given my profession. Thanks for the review.
  18. Valkyrie: Talking, whistling, and singing are all very different activities, so it’s not unusual for someone deficient in one area to be proficient in another. Thanks for reading and reviewing.
  19. Valkyrie: Speaking and singing are generated in different parts of the brain, so people who stutter or have aphasia or other speech/language disorders can often sing much better than they can speak. I’ve worked with individuals with all the disorders you mentioned, including laryngectomies. Use of the electrolarynx is an acquired skill, and it can be very difficult to understand people who use one. I’m glad the story triggered so many memories, although I’m sorry you’ve known so many with conditions that can be quite debilitating. Thank you for sharing.
  20. Valkyrie: Thanks, Reader. This is based off of several different true stories. I’ll post about it in the thread after the weekly reveal.
  21. Valkyrie: Indeed. Merry Christmas to you too, tim.
  22. Valkyrie: They have a way of doing that, don’t they? Thanks for the review.
  23. Valkyrie: Your review brought a smile to my face. Thanks so much for the kind words.
  24. Valkyrie: Cool! I look forward to reading your story It was a great career while it lasted. It took its toll physically and mentally, though. So I was ready for a career change and I don’t regret a minute of it. Thanks for the review.
  25. Valkyrie: Thanks for sharing your memory with us. Part of riding horses is falling off. I can’t even begin to count the number of times I’ve hit the ground… lol I’m sorry your first ride didn’t end so well. And it’s never too late to take up a hobby.
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