Aditus
-
Posts
9,911 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Forums
Stories
- Stories
- Story Series
- Story Worlds
- Story Collections
- Story Chapters
- Chapter Comments
- Story Reviews
- Story Comments
- Stories Edited
- Stories Beta'd
Blogs
Store
Help Center
Writing
Gallery
Events
Everything posted by Aditus
-
Um...which means I could have written it but you weren't sure? Thanks for commenting, droughtquake! You made me smile.
-
Star of Bethlehem Silent sentinel Navigator of eons Harbinger of Hope The beacon's light calls king and shepherd home, proclaims with joy the living word has come!
- 11 comments
-
- 16
-
-
We had a Mapplethorpe exhibition here some years ago, I don't know how many times I visited it, it was so great. So, Ruth? Yes, I guess she nice to... and quite normal. Thanks for still sticking with the story.
-
A Selection Of German Words I
Aditus commented on Doctor Oger's story chapter in A Selection Of German Words I
Das war perfect, I mean perfekt. -
This is usually when some readers throw in the towel. Thank you for reading on!
-
I'm sorry to read this. I alway associate the time I rescued my first dog. I was in Italy and I found him at the beach, he was very ill. I took him and smuggled him home. Because I thought he was dying, I went to a vet on my way home. He took no money from me. It took a long time until my dog was well again, but he was such a great dog. He died around Christmas and I think of him every year.
-
Maybe I should write a story about them...
-
Yes, we're fighting some pests too, such as giant hog weed, Japanese Knotweed (Fallopia japonice) and such... I really hope I will get to Michael's story in 2017.
-
Haha. You're not the only one...
-
No worries. And about the rose - you think? It's intriguing to follow you along and read your comments. After all this time. Thank you!
-
Eternal Flame On Christmas Eve, all night long, my great grandmother left a light on in the living room window, just like her mother, and her grandmother, and back in the Old Country, her great grandmother. The light shining in the darkness during the shortest days of the year is a family tradition, which I continue to this day. Here are three vignettes about why I do so. I hope you enjoy them. Cohasset, MN, a house on Lake Sissabakwet, near the mouth of the Mississippi River, December 2
- 27 comments
-
- 16
-
-
-
-
You know, I don't really feel sorry from distracting you from sewing, it's way too much fun to read your comments. Thank you!
-
That too! ;-) Haha! Good! Some of my characters act strange some times. Must be me. Thank you for reading, liking and reviewing!
-
Well, good thing Romeo owns the shop, huh? At least the boss won't fire him for ogling the male customers. Thank you for reading, reviewing and being curious about some of my work.
-
Happy Birthday, Dayne!
-
Thank you for reading, tim!
-
Thank you, hohochan657! Hopefully so.
-
Thank you, Gee!
-
I don't know, I have so many already to complete... Maybe another installment next year? Thank you, Tim! Did you notice: No one ran away and no one had a mental breakdown... had to be my alter ego who wrote this.
-
OMG, I made so many people cry. At least it were happy tears. Thank you, Lisa! For your help too!
-
Ha! Red herring! lol I'm glad you liked it and made you happy. Thanks, LBO!
-
Nope, it was me. Thank you, Puppi. Maybe I'll tell a little more of their story next year...and make it longer.
-
Thank you, Jeff! You're not the only one who wants more of Ben and Cam. Maybe next year... in another Advent Calendar? Who knows.
