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Happy birthday Steve Hope you have a great day

Merci Monsieur Bleu

Kodi and I were in the lounge having breakfast when our parents sat down next to us. “What time were you boys up? I just knocked for you,” my dad said. “We’ve been in here for about an hour. I woke up just before five and couldn’t get back to sleep, and then Kodi woke up shortly afterwards.” “So you’ve already had breakfast then?” “Well I don’t know about Kyle, but I’m ready for fourths.” “Fourths!” “Yes Dad,” I said with a laugh. “We’ve had our cereal, we’ve have our porridge and we’ve

Sometimes a dream is just a dream. Not every single dream has to mean something. Its always nice to have the occasional vivid dream. I've been together with the same guy since we were nineteen, we still both have sexy dreams every now and then. The thing to remember is that you are not responsible for your dreams. If we were all responsible for our dreams I would be in sooooo much trouble. You really need to just enjoy the dreams when they come and shrug off any lingering feelings of guilt; you're not cheating and you're not thinking about cheating.

Hope you have a wonderful day

I'll definitely be there - though could you please arrange for some slightly cooler weather, around 17C would be perfect Please, pretty please, pretty please avec le sucre on top

I loved RJs anthology story "Should I?", and so Queertown was already on my list of reads anyway but after reading the review, I think I'll make it my next read.

Happy birthday Jammi Hope you enjoyed your day

I hope you had a great day. happy belated birthday.

Wow Renee, you is so busy. Which begs the question, how on earth do you find you time? The one part of my childhood I really miss was spending time with my great-grandmother skinning and breaking down rabbits, plucking chickens, cleaning livers and kidneys and the such. It's so cool that you still still do it; its such a shame that so many people buy all this processed and pre-packed meat these days.

Jet black hair and pale blue eyes.

Co latha breith sona dhuibh!! Lá breithe shona duit!! Happy birthday Tom, have a great day. Penbwlydd Hapus

Hi AJ, welcome from the shadows

I send out a warning e-mail earlier on today and I have just heard back from a friend who sadly bought this book a few weeks ago He has been told by Amazon, sorry but no refund - refunds for Kindle e-books must be received within seven days. He is so not happy, but hopefully once all of this is sorted, Amazon will make an exception to their refund policy. He is not concerned about the cost (which wasn't much), but he is not happy about it seeming that he is supporting copyright violation. I can imagine there being a lot of people clamouring for a refund once this all becomes known. He sends big hugs to KC and hopes that this gets sorted quickly

This is disgusting, and I hope this is the first (and only) time this has happened. I know that Charles Colton said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but to try and pass someone else's work off as your own is going too far. I not only hope that KC gets this sorted quickly, but that this event doesn't put him or anybody else off from posting their stories here.

Or maybe he meant in the history of cycling in 2011

Two greater feats than winning one single cycle race are: Sir Steve Redgrave winning a fifth consecutive Olympic gold medal in the rowing in 2000 - capping of a career of 5 golds and 1 bronze at the Olympics, 12 World Championship medals (9 gold, 2 silver, 1 bronze), and 3 Commonwealth golds at the same games. Jim Laker's ten wicket test match haul against Australia in 1956 (becoming the first person ever in a test match to achieve this incredible feat, and only the second person in the history of the game - the only other person was Anil Kumble in 1999) and actually took nineteen out of the twenty wickets in that match (a record that has stood ever since and may never be broken). For those unfamiliar with cricket and more familiar with baseball, the feat would be akin to a single pitcher getting every single batter out but sharing the pitching equally with four other pitchers, and rotating after every six pitches. These are just two, and I really don't want to bore people with a load of cricket stats. Suffice to say that England holds two records for the biggest victory margins in a game and those records have stood for over eighty years. Oh yeah - I forgot one: Wembley 1966

Now me, I'm greedy - I'll take both of 'em.

Great tips KC, thanks for sharing

Sounds to me like it's contact dermatitis - my nan used to get a similar reaction to washing soda and hydrogen peroxide. But get yourself checked out either by a doctor or your occupational health department.

Hope you had a great birthday. Here's wishing you many more.

Happy birthday Sara, hope you have a good one

They arrived at Wendover station just before noon and walked to the nearby sanctuary. As they approached, a large, burly man appeared, but he immediately recognised Thomas from his last visit. “Ceidwadwy, we have been expecting you. You must be Alex,” he said, extending a hand the size of bear’s paw. “Yes,” Alex said, taking the proffered paw and saw his own hand disappear. “This is my mum, Joanne.” “Greetings to you all. Alex and Thomas, congratulations on your bonding. I hope you two h

The next morning Alex woke up and went downstairs to the kitchen. Thomas was already up; in fact, he had been up for over an hour trying to work out how to tell Alex about him and his family. “Good morning Alex.” “It’s a very good morning. So you gonna spill or what?” “Let’s wait until Joanne gets up first. I’d rather just do this the once.” Five minutes later Alex’s mum walked into the kitchen. ‘Here goes nothing’ Thomas thought to himself. “As you know, there is something I have been

Hope you all have something nice planned for today (and for those in France I hope that the rain stays away)