A.J.
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Michael backup up his system, so it will be just fine once he restores the backup.
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I have a lot of respect for authors who can write a story over time. I don't seem to be able to do that yet. I need to wrap my head around the entire concept and then write it out in one sitting. I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
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Well, they say write what you know. I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I smiled a lot reading the story over and over while doing revisions.
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I am awkward in real life around really attractive guys. I think that is part of my personality showing through in Michael. Thanks for your review
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Mann, this is an incredible story. It doesn't read like fiction, but instead reads like an autobiographical tale. I completely agree with LJH's review, you are an extremely talented writer.
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Of course, who doesn't like dessert?!?! Thanks for reading and leaving a review. I am glad it brought a smile to your face.
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Thanks for reading it Sam. Now I have a big smile too!
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Geek Squad! Yuck! They are not geeky enough for me.
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I work in IT now and I worked for my university's IT department as a student. I wanted to write a story that might appeal to a computer savvy person, or anyone who has had their system infected.
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Nope, I haven't been in either Adam or Michael's shoes other than purchasing Thai stir-fry. Thought this up at work and wrote it the next day! Thanks for the review.
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I don't think this sort of dessert makes one fat.
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Awww thanks! I think you should as well.
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This is Adam channeling me. That would have pissed me off BIG TIME to be lured to someone's apartment like that.
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Thanks Trebs, that is my favorite part of the story as well.
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I definitely want to know more about James now. Seems so decent of a bartender to make sure someone got home. Another good chapter!
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I'm really getting into this story. It is great so far! The phone is an interesting touch. Him not knowing much about James or why he needs to protect him reminds me of Quantum Leap (a favorite of mine).
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I loved the beginning and the concept in general. I really liked your idea that souls choose the age they wish to be when they enter heaven. That is unique!
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I've enabled the full editor on iPad, but it requires clearing cookies and data. More information can be found by visiting the thread below. https://www.gayauthors.org/forums/topic/36601-full-rich-text-editor-enabled-for-apple-ipad-users/
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Squid, I've also done some additional work to determine how you might be able to use the iPad to post your stories. Go to the App Store, and install (for free) one or all of the following browsers: Chrome, Mercury or Terra. Each allows you to change your "user agent" string to pretend you are NOT on an iPad. Using Chrome, select the option "Request Desktop Site" and you should get the full editor in GA.Stories. Under Mercury and Terra, select the option User Agent and change to Mac OS X Safari so that it no longer thinks you are on an iPad. I took some content from a Word document and I pasted it into GA.Stories using Chrome and it maintained most of the formatting. A.J.
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I don't think you got the point. You write the story on the iPad. You then post it using a computer on campus.
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The last thing Michael expected that day was to meet Adam.
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The last thing I expected that day was to meet Adam. I was one year out of college, a twenty-three year old working in I.T. at the same university I had attended. I was enjoying my first full week of vacation by going to the gym each day. It would be beach going weather soon and I needed to lose a few pounds that I put on from spending too much time inside. On my way home from the gym I picked up some Thai stir-fry in sweet and sour sauce with jasmine rice. Eating this would probably erase
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Squid, Why not just post the chapters from one of the computer labs on campus or the library? There are several places on your campus. Additionally, at UCLA there were a few places where you could check out laptops for a day using your student ID. You might look to see if you can check out a laptop. A.J.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MATTIE ♥
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A Map of where Craiglist's "Missed Connections" Most Often
A.J. replied to methodwriter85's topic in The Lounge
Am I the only one who thinks a missed connection at walmart is a good thing? I would never want to tell my friends or kids that I met him at walmart.
