Sasha Distan

rave away my darlin', rave away. xxx

closer together, and further away from everyone else. you're right, there will be repercussions.

time will tell.

Wait... why does Deo need an ass-kicking? Poor boy just showed up and got himself accidentally mated.

You're welcome. I make no other promises other than there will be more.

*bows* thank you. Welcome to the inside of my head, visiting is free gratis, but there is a charge for overnight parking.

thanks.

the death of a pack-son always has repercussions. whatever they might be.

*woof*

I have to say, the richest people i know have the fewest qualifications. the couple who own the farm where my horse is (and incidentally, that place where i spend all my free time and got married) both left school with nothing at all. they lived in a caravan with a chemical toilet for two years, saved, went to america and worked in whatever they could. they made their first million before they were 30, they now run 9 businesses. Education is only as important as resilience and the desire to succeed.

Aliza sat and watched the four male enforcers of the pack re affirm their bond together and wished she was somehow included in the ritual. Kurt looked happier than she’d ever known him to be in the two years it had been since she had joined South Sea. The boy was certainly turning into a solid young man. What really distracted her attention though was the stranger they had brought back with them. He was pretty looking if you liked that geekish and thin sort of thing, with a mop of curly red hai

well, you could spend a while exploring Hell with us... there's always bears...

thanks Mann. I'm glad you enjoyed the 'track'.

*woof*

already up in the discussion forum thread. do come and join us over there.Glad you like the dogs.

See, I never did move into halls. but then, my university wasn't a campus university, so we really didn't have that same experience generally (think 7 sites spread over the city and none of the halls are on the same sites as the campus buildings). and while i think that fun is important and the social side of university is a great thing, surely the main point of paying all that money (borrowed or otherwise) is to further one's education. As a teacher the idea of a university encouraging students to get into 17K plus of debt "for fun" is immoral.

The house was just as it always had been, an immutable stone block on the hillside, overlooking the rest of the centre circle and the huge sprawling mess of the palace. Kiaza had come through the portal on what he liked to think of as the south side of the circle, not that any such trivial direction existed on this plane, and walked towards his house, shedding scales. He scrubbed at his skin with the tips of his fingers, the digits without claws or nails, but smooth and rounded with tiny scales

I'm good with four things in one week. it was a good week.

Thank you Lisa! *wolfy kisses* It helps that the house, the farm, the mechanic shed, the kennels and the rain are all real. as for the mouldy house... mine and hubby's very first flat was like that. our flatmates clothes all went mouldy in her wardrobe (and unlike us she cared about her clothes and the way she looked) and washing out of the machine would take weeks to dry properly. it was a nightmare Thank you again for your lovely words.

The local university came round to talk to our year 10 kids the other week (you would call these Freshmen). and they told them that "university wasn't just about getting a degree. It was about having fun". Most people i know who went to uni this sept spent most the of the first term drunk out of their skulls and then quit. it's a fabulous waste of resources, time and money.

I spent a total of five years at university. one year foundation degree in Fine Art and Creative Writing. Three year full BAHons in 3D Materials Practice (Wood, Metal, Ceramics and Plastics) - that is the official title. i promise. One year PGCE secondary Design and Technology teaching qualification. and yet, when I ask people on GA what they attend/will attend uni for i feel dumb, because i went to art school and i teach design and food technology and they do all sorts of higher level complex things. Me, i can make a soup bowl and then make soup to go in it. i love education (though i think the system is rather broken), and i think that regardless of your formal education, no one should ever stop learning, regardless of the context of that learning. even if all you learnt today was a new way to get from point a to point b, you have kept an open mind. everyone can learn something everyday. I get my kids (in my tutor group/homeroom) to do this sometimes. "Today i learnt..." and despite the fact they've been at school all day, some of the answers are pretty interesting. My favourite: Today i learnt: that i cannot drink a whole 2 litres of coke before third period and expect my teacher to be happy about my sudden need to go to the bathroom....

I find that these things happen to the possessions of our ex's...thanks for the lovely review hun.

thank Redsunshine, cute is what we aim for.I just downloaded a load of Keith Urban songs - i hope you like him too.

*beams*sappy endings and pretty boys. just shout for me.

thank you so much JoAnn. I do like a happy sunny ending.