Timothy M.
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Tillykke med fødselsdagen, tim even if I'm probably too late happy waving of Danish birthday flags
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Thanks Emi, I'm glad you liked it enough to want more. I had fun writing this, but I don't think I'll be able to expand it.
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Thank you so much, Graeme, that's a wonderful compliment. My best answer is probably: be my guest. I'd love to read a novel version written by you.
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Thanks Puppi, it was partly because I didn't have time to write more, but also because I felt that readers would probably be able to imagine the missing stuff better than I could write it. And yeah, I normally have the same problem writing something short.
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Thanks Gary, I'm glad you liked the double win, since I wasn't sure whether to add the last part or not. Merry Christmas to you too.
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LOL, I hadn't thought about like the double contest aspect before you mentioned it. I'm glad you liked the story.
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Site Tip Revisit: Cia's Torturing Me
Timothy M. commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Writing World
Well, I'm glad you did, so I could read the hottest Thaw chapter so far, before leaving for Christmas. -
Well, we all knew where this was headed, but it was still sad to read. I'm glad you didn't draw the end out.
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So wonderful than Jordan finally felt secure enough in David's love to admit his own feelings too. And I liked how the sweet hand job pointed back to the first chapter. They really have come home in every way. The circle is closed, and the future awaits two deserving guys. It's defenitely one of my favorite stories together with the almost sequel with Benny's tale. I wish you'd post that here too.
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I loved Jordan's internal musings during the 'slamming against the wall' scenes, the day 743 and 744 jokes, the I'm an accountant quip, well actually I loved every single thing about this chapter.
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So desperately sad, I have a lump in my throat. But utterly real and beautiful too.
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Well, that was an unexpected development. I wonder if Niles know Austin and have admired Toph from afar but never dared to approach him? I also wonder whether Gary is the supervisor of Toph's mother, but by his description of her as very dear, I guess it's unlikely. The whole Johanne scene was delightful, I loved how Toph took them all (including himself) by surprise by coming out.
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Thanks mikey, I'm glad you appreciate my stories in spite of the slowness. PPC never got beyond ch 6 on LitE but I hope to bring it to GA in an improved version and add more chapters, just as I've done with CC. I hope you'll keep reading and tell me what you think of the story.
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So poignant and full of sad dignity, and now we know why the waitress felt their love was fresh and had not slipped into the comfort of years together. All in all they only had about a year's relationship time. But so much better than none.
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I guess now we know why Mr Brady was fine with his son getting a boyfriend. But I still want to find out how they managed to get the head teacher to resign.
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Wow, that was tense. But I liked it, although I don't think I could have made the same choice.
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hey tim, I liked it too, but now I have to go find a cookie to eat (and a man to kiss would be nice too, lol). Kaden is perfect and bonding over baking is a nice way to get a boyfriend. But we missed out on the massage.
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Arrgh, I ran out of likes, I'll be back. I'm so glad Morgan came back too, and didn't leave Wil alone. It was the right choice. But Morgan may need to find a new job. Nice detail about Davis not being a complete jerk after all.
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I'm with LBO, this is one of the stories I'd very much like to see continued. Although of course we all know where it's gonna end, right? And maybe there'll be another Santa helper, Tony the Elf, very soon...
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I think Wally got off to easy. But of course I find it so awful that Darren believed him and spent two years in purgatory. The first half of the story was gut-wrenching and while I tried to hope Elliot was alive, I couldn't quite believe it until it actually came true. It actually made me shake from relief and joy.
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You know I actually hoped he was having a heart attack and would pass on to find Michael waiting for him, but I loved the treasure hunt showing us those wonderful moments of their long life together.
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Ohh, that was unexpected as well as interesting. I'm thinking of julebukken as something of a fertility figure, who decides to give Jude the help he needs to become alive again. Very compelling imagery at the end.
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As long and delightful as this story is, it still ended too soon. And I think they both owe Liz the biggest box of chocolate or bunch of roses or whatever else she fancies.
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Whoa, that was unexpected, but I have to admit I was fascinated. I wonder if all his photos will show ice and snow and nothing else.
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I'm not sure I would have forgiven Jack. Particularly not for wasting nine years of my life without the love and relationship I wanted. But I hope their future together is worth it.
