Aditus
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I knew you would like the pouring ketchup thing. Thank you Lisa!
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Thank you in the name of everyone who answers the prompts.
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Potato soup with sautéed onions and parsley on top. Yum. I'll eat this warmly wrapped in a blanket outside while enjoying a clear, crisp fall evening.
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Thank you so much! Your comments are really encouraging and motivating. I have some ideas right now, but they are on the back-burner in favor of some old projects I have to finish first.
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Lol, yeah that's exactly what I'm doing right now, flexing my writing muscle and re-writing my very first story. Thank you for your comment.
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Engagement Party "Watcha doing?" I'm staring at a screen, willing words to appear! Out of the corner of my eye I could see a hand stealing my coffee and looked up. Mick. "I'm answering a prompt." "A prompt?" He came around the table and tried to sneak a peek. I quickly closed the laptop. Not that there was anything to see, but an empty document and a blinking cursor. "Yes, you know: 'Write a story using the following words, yadda, yadda, yadda.'" Mick took the chair opposite of mine, sti
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Ring Gray clutched the small wooden box on his lap. It had been perched on his uncle's antique desk as long as he could remember. Sometime when he was still a little boy, his uncle had given it to him, and he had sat on the rug in front of the fireplace perfectly content, running his little fingers along its intricate carvings. In a strange way, the little box had become his friend. As it was now. His finger followed the little bumps and indentations and ran around the red stone set in the odd
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Or Colleagues "You want me to do what?" But Ben was already tapping away on his phone and then held it out to me. I shook my head vigorously and hid my hands behind my back. I could already hear him answering the phone. Panicking I mouthed 'no', my heart beating so fast I was sure I'd pass out any minute. Ben pressed the phone against my ear. "Ben? What's up man, why are you calling me? Ben? Ben!?" And without thinking I opened my damned mouth. "This isn't Ben." "Oh? Who is it and why are
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This is a collection of the prompts I did. Duh.
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Thank you for your comment Smoothy! I'm glad you enjoyed my very first story here. I love to write about emotions, try to put myself in the place of my characters and describe what they feel.
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EVERY road between here and Cologne from 7 am until 9 am.
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Thank you, Ron! There's always hope as long as there's cookies. Right?
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A hedgehog! You wouldn't believe some of the ideas I got while reading your story, . You got me. Nice story.
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So, apparently, Oscar Wilde and Walt Whitman probably did it once.
Aditus replied to Thorn Wilde's topic in The Lounge
I don't think my road will ever be straight and narrow, (I might be biased though), but this reminded me of news we would find in the tabloids wouldn't they be very old news. To Samuel Steward, he seems to be crude but honest. The former I like not so much, the latter immensely. -
Happy birthday!!
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Oops?
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Happy Birthday!
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Thank you.
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Everyone is marrying lately... Honestly? I'd be slightly... FURIOUS! If he'd done that to me. Your writing style is unique and I needed the first three paragraphs or so to get into it, I liked it though. About the twist see second line. Nice, I'm going to read your other stories soon.
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I chanced to hear there is a special birthday-cake... Happy birthday!
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Can anyone ever know everything about Star Wars?
Aditus replied to Sasha Distan's topic in The Lounge
Scio nescio. -
A perpetuum mobile story...may I never find the damn thing. You made me feel sticky wallpaper and even smell it. Eww A wonderful told story, I especially liked that Kitt looked for a way to help Matt and didn't just leave him. Thank you, I loved it.
