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Definitely. Maybe around New Years Eve.
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Adrian will get his chance, promised. Merry Christmas.
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It makes me happy you enjoyed the story! Merry Christmas to you too, Jeffrey!
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Chapter 24 Christmas in the Time of Covid
Aditus commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 24 Christmas in the Time of Covid
Christmas time of miracles. And when you're out with your dog and there's only one tiny star glittering through a gap in the clouds, imagine we look at it at the same time and wave and raise a glass of red, a cup of coffee in greeting. To A New Hope 2021! -
It means much to me that you could see yourself in Charlie, it tells me I got her right. Thank you, nix! Happy Holidays.
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At least.
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Ha, couldn't hide the teacher apparently myself. I'm happy our little stories could brighten your Christmas, Jeffrey!
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LOL, I could do that, but I feel Adrian deserves a longer story and a his very own Christmas miracle.
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Absolutely. Thank you for your comment, David.
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You're very welcome!, David. I'm planning it while we talk/ write.
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Ladislaus and Annabella Charlie skipped along the aisles of the small grocery shop, pushing a rattling cart with diapers and baby food, until she reached ‘the shelf’. Like every year, it was filled to the brim with toys. It was officially Christmas season now. She loved all the colorful boxes and glittery foil, but what she really wanted to look at was the books. So many books, although not as many as in the book store near the mall. There was even one in the shape of a bear with a furry
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I'm glad you liked the story, Parker. Adrian will get his chance next year hopefully.
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Thank you, mfa607. I agree with you A Christmas story without a happy end is a big No!
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LOL. Now that Tristan is in the picture, the brainlet will never step foot in the house again, I bet. I guess, TT will learn that even Santa can fall madly in love, and that he and his dad might have to move to the North Pole? The rest...I trust they will figure it out eventually. With luck we will hear from them in Adrian's story. Thank you for reading and especially commenting.
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Yes, this was bad. But I think Adrian was realistic enough deep inside. He knew Peter was still pining for Tristan, the love of his life. He would have always feared that he was only the second best choice, if they'd become lovers again. No, I think Adrian deserves his very own Christmas miracle. Next year. Thank you for all your thoughtful comments and following the story, nix.
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"Can we open presents now?" Kara jumps up and down on the couch like a three-year-old. Andreas grins. "She thinks she's getting presents. How funny." "Hey! I can see there are some for me. Why would they lie by my place, if they weren't for me? And it's not my presents I'm curious about anyway." She looks at me pointedly. Huh? “All right. One, two, three, UNWRAP!" I'm back in kindergarten or elementary school. I grab a large box, which is surprisingly light. Everybody is looking
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Same, Simon, Val and nix.
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I never heard of a more perfect name for an old car, disparaging and lovingly. Perfect.
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I do believe in forgiveness and redemption, it’s unrealistic and unreasonable to assume no one can ever change or fix past mistakes. There’s definitely things that can taint a relationship to a point where there’s no coming back from it. With this you kinda summarized the essence of many of my stories. Thank you for your comment.
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It's my not so secret super power, .
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You're welcome. I'm happy you like the story. Thank you for letting me know, it's fuel for more writing.
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LOL. Too slowly? We will see.
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Thank you, mfa607!. I'm happy you love the story.
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....and move onto the loving part. Because soon it's Christmas, right. I do what I can. Thanks, Terry.
