Sasha Distan
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thank you very much. and thanks for being brave and reviewing! Degan is a good alpha, and like every good alpha, he has a plan.
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so many secrets and possibilities. but that would be telling. come join us over in the discussion forum if you wanna talk more about how pack life works.
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this may be one of my favourite reviews of all time.
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I promise you that you will. enjoy, let us know how you get on.
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errr....gravy doesn't have a recipe where i'm from. Basically - the juice of whatever you roasted, pumped up with water or stock if you have some in the fridge, plus gravy browning powder (which is not bisto). fry the onions in butter VERY slowly, then throw brown sugar in right at the end and cook until sticky before stirring into the gravy. you should be able to stand a spoon up in it, add more cornflour if not thick enough.
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i cannot give you an actual whole recipe - because i am sworn to secrecy by the pizza guy. but... thin crispy pizza base tomato and basil passata sauce grated mozzarella basil leaves capers (trust me) panchetta lardons caramelized red peppers goats cheese (about three round slices for a 12 inch pizza) Seriously, complete and total heaven.
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I can feel the fist pump from here.
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Degan Canon paced his study, waiting on the arrival of the alpha from the New Forest Pack. Technically South Bank was their closest pack, he should have contacted them in the event an adjudicator was required, but Degan hadn’t. Instead he had called Murray Hill. The relatively new alpha had come to the post recently enough not to have yet been to conclave or heard much about Kurt, and Degan was hoping it would work in his favour. Kurt was not to blame for Philip Tanner’s death. That much was cl
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Kiaza is a moody bitch sometimes.
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I'm not allowed have favourites. Can you imagine what Kiorl and Co would do to me if i picked one of them over the others?
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from my experience, there is nothing wrong with Win7, it's basically XP but shinier. after the debacle that was Vista (I know) and now the new issues of 8 being absolutely and totally appalling, i thinkit's right that they drop support for XP so they can focus on fixing whatever the hell went wrong at headquarters that allowed two shite OS's to be released to the general public. it's time, everyone will just have to cope or go "off grid" and use linux. Edit: i don't use linux and have no intention of doing so. my husband says I'm weak for sticking with corporation software. no judgement, but he's a bit strong willed when it comes to software.
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He felt guilty walking into church. Guilty and very much as though he was being watched, and judged. Jeremiah’s family hadn’t been terribly religious, though his mother had liked to attend Sunday service when he and his sister were younger. They had both been baptised. Jeremiah was slightly ashamed to admit he had no idea what sort of church he was even in – he’d just picked the biggest one in the surrounding area of the city. His logic had been simple; if a demon appeared in one part of the cit
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only twice, i'm slipping...
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That my lovelies, is onion gravy. Total staple of the British diet and one of my dad's absolute favourite things. Caramelised onions, often in bacon dripping, in thick rich gravy. You can't just stand a spoon in mine, you can plant a flag and lean on it.
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I like Kitt says, it's the person not the parts.
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My friend has DMD. It blows. I feel incredibly sorry for this kid, but more sorry for his family. To lose a children is an awful and indescribable thing, but to know you're going to lose them, a period of odd mourning which goes on for years, I think is so much worse.
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The Boy Who Was Summer
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story chapter in The Boy Who Was Summer
the shirts of ex boyfriends have no other purpose than as flags in rain. thanks for the review hun -
i swear sometimes you write more than i do... xxxI am writing chapter 9, and yes, Jem did get adopted as his nickname. never fear. I can't answer all your questions, it would open too many spoilers.
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i have no idea how this is done... on the other hand, blue skies and sunshine make for happy cowboys
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why thank you lady. i do my best with what the demons give me.
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Jem is one interesting young man, but he doesn't have any magic in the true sense of the word. you'll see.
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310 - it's like you're writing just for me...
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awww, thank you hun. It's so lovely to hear. Truthfully, i think i miss Zupan the most out of any character. he was such fun. we shall all drink pink lemonade shooters and smile.
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The Boy Who Was Summer
Sasha Distan commented on Sasha Distan's story in 2014 - Spring - Nature's Wrath
you can't take a cowboy away from his horses - regardless of his Nationality. thank you Bill -
Some things never change. One of those was the fact that after a hundred years away, Kiaza still knew exactly how to break into the palace without getting caught. It wasn’t like there were a lot of guards on at night, and Kiaza slunk around what they had always called the back of the palace, scaled a thirty foot wall as though it was a hotel staircase and slipped in through a liquid plasma window. Kiorl’s room was the biggest on the floor, and it wasn’t hard to find. Kiaza knocked gently and pus
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