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Good question. Hope dies last.
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Thank you, Carlos!
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It was a just in time production. Thank you for your help.
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A beautiful tale, Val. Okay, confession time: I collect crystal stars. And cookbooks .
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Thank you, Thirdly! I hope you're feeling better. Speedy recovery. Thank you, Gary. We have fallen from grace too. That we did. Let's hope we're still able to learn from our mistakes.
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It's so different from most things you get here. The greatest praise. I'm glad you enjoyed He Kalliste., Thorn. Thank you for helping me.
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He Kalliste (The most beautiful) The moment a god loses their last worshipper, their power disappears and they will be forgotten. (Érasmos of Kalliste) Jacques leaned over the yellowed nautical chart, nervously smoothing out its creases. For a while, his hand hovered over beside a handwritten sequence of numbers. “What’s here, Dad?” he murmured. “What will I find here?” As his father had been a sought-after specialist for several old languages, especially classical Greek, he ha
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Jacques finds an old nautical chart among his father's estate. A handwritten sequence of numbers leads him to an underwater cave.There, he discovers a chronicle that tells the story of the ancient city He Kalliste.
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Thank you, LBO! I forgot to mention the nosy bear was....blue...
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Thank you, chris!,
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Good strategy.
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Thank you! I will definitely look up the recipe.
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Yes they are!
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I wouldn't have asked. again.
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Moon Dumplings Carson leaned back in his chair and looked around the small bar. Since their early college days, it was tradition for him and his friends to meet here on Christmas Eve. In the past, they’d played Secret Santa, but thanks to Teresa and Sam, they had “abdicated blatant consumerism” last year. Patrick and Jeff were slow dancing to Christmas music on a makeshift dance floor between the tables, oblivious to all around them. “They’re cute, huh?” Liam asked perched on a barst
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Thank you for opening this door for us so we could be a part of this unique circle.
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Thank you for this wonderful story. I had a very pleasant morning reading this with a cup of tea and a cookie.
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Cool! Thank you.
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Christmas cookies are magical! Now everyone knows. Thank you, Cole.
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An interesting story. I like the world you created. I have to admit choosing the impersonal pronoun for angels irritated me at first, even though I fully understand why you did it. Maybe it was because Epheriel is female in my mind for whatever reasons. I'm glad I waited until the story was complete. 'Whew' Thank you for a beautiful story I thoroughly enjoyed.
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Perfect! That's what we hoped for: Stories about family traditions and cherished recipes. Thank you Clancy59!
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Thank you! I had the basic idea for this story years ago. I might revisit this world for a longer story next year.
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They might. drought had this idea for future Advent stories.... And as Val said, there can't be too many sprinkles.
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Thank you so much, drought. I'm glad you like it.
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Thank you! It's not a typical Christmas story, I'm so glad you like it.
