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I was trying for showcasing just how stupid the whole insurance mess has become.

Isn't that just the most infuriating thing?My prompts seem to have ended up all over the place, hence the re posting them all here.

Prompt 212 I woke slowly, feeling very disoriented. Half afraid to move, I couldn't fathom why it felt like I was moving. Like the entire bedroom I was in was moving. Eventually I tried to sit up, moaning with every movement. God what the hell did I drink last night? The ale with dinner shouldn't make me feel like this. Then at the bar I was drinking club soda. It was my turn to be the designated driver. Wait. My turn. So how did I end up here,

Well so much for it feeling like the story was drawing to a close. Now it feels like some major parent issues starting. Lovely my boy, lovely.

Thanks. Some days i feel like i am just a typist for that little voice in my head, so any credit for the flow goes to him. (Yes i hear it as a male voice). I know a real life James. If it can go wrong for the guy it does.

Thank you wayne, but not if i cant get past 1500 words or so! lol Maybe story starter? Can we find someone that could finish em for me?

Unfortunately the laws are not actually that simple to understand. Curious tho - why unexpected?

Thank you

Prompt 254 First line “Since when is that acceptable?” The arbitrator sat motionless, waiting for a response. This entire case was a huge waste of time. These claims should have been paid as a matter of course. Situations like this are exactly why people have insurance. *** Bright sunny days are not the sort should result in a catastrophic auto accident. Fog, rain, or snow, certainly, but on a beautiful August afternoon? That didn’t prevent a tractor trailer

My prompt responses, since the only reason I write them down is to quite that little voice some call a muse.

LOL very possible - or she could just be in NY for the wedding, although if she refused to go for the dedication of the Marie Crampton amphitheater in Clairemont i doubt that Janine's wedding will be important enough to her to interrupt her busy social schedule, something that hardly seems even dented by being "grounded". That term must have drastically changed since i was a teen - if i were grounded i wouldn't have seen a mall, theater, boy or friend in general till i had both learned the lesson and done the time. I can't wait to see how JP finds out about Marie's duplicity in going directly to Eric. Means she not only lied to her parents about apologizing to Will, she lied directly to JP in how Eric found out, and intentionally set out to hurt Will. And we all know how JP reacts to people intentionally hurting his family. I am thinking Will will tell Stef and Stef will forget all about his promise of being more discrete and take it to JP.

LOL like i said in my review Tim? What do you call deaths from AIDS if not a consequence of unprotected sex? How about the twin pregnancies? Hell - even ACE's very existence was a consequence of unprotected sex when Andre and JP were little more than college kids. Just cause some of those turned out wonderfully doesn't make them anything but the result of sex. The word consequence has a negative connotation, but the direct meaning is a result of specific actions.

Oh stop it Tim! You call half the cast of characters of previous books dying of AIDS avoiding the consequences of sex? Or maybe Janine's pregnancy with three possible fathers? Unlike the Tiffany/Wade/Matt situation, Janine didn't plan things that way and Cody was tossed into the mix to boot. I can certainly see why Eric thought the evening would turn sour when he asked if the infection had come from Will. Seems to me like the entire date may have been another attempt to get that info. Also looks like Marie has even more to answer for than the family knows. Noah may be in for a rude surprise, since it seems like Marie dating him was twofold, to get back at Will again, and to prove she has nothing against the less ...privileged. Girl is wracking up the bad karma. Even among the high school set that sort of shit comes back to bite you eventually. I get the feeling it is going to be one long ( 22 day in story time) climb to the top of that roller coaster, and then all the various twists hitting at the same time. Marie's scheming, Wills issues with Brad, the wedding, and a host of other smaller plot ticks all coinciding with the big one we've been eyeballing all summer. The only negative I can think of at all as far as your writing sir is that I long to hear where other characters are hiding and what is going on in their lives. Not just the more mane characters like Wade, Matt and Nana, but some of the supporting staff like Cole. But there is just so much potential material out there after 5 years i suppose it must be difficult to pick and choose. Riveting as always sir. I've barely finished reading and am already drooling for more.

Hubby blows thing up in the microwave all the time...hasn't quite grasped the concept of power levels.

Remember, set up bail money before you start.

Friend made "cake" for his bbq. Cut a watermellon(seedless)into the shape he wanted and frosted with a coconut cream and powdered sugar frosting.

Yes, we actually read your intro's. Your comments too!

Oh isn't this lovely? A Bully who isn't a bully, a rapist dating a complete innocent, and an author who likes to leave us hanging on a cliff biting our nails for the next chapter. Well done sir!

May also have something to do with the way his parents treated Matt before finally coming around. It was bad enough to have been lied to for all those years about being adopted. To suddenly seem to have tossed him away just because he was gay was not only cruel - it was stupid. Hurts like that run deep. Forgiving is one thing - forgetting is completely different!

I think Brad isn't quite as Jekyll and Hyde as you think. He treated Will well as an emancipated teen when Will was behaving like a well behaved teen. The biggest decisions he was making was to go to St Louis, spend time surfing in Maui, things of that nature. These are things he likely would have been allowed to do even had he not been emancipated. That changed when Will started making more "adult oriented" decisions without consulting him first ie. buying the house in Maui, having the bar stocked, and planning the play room.

i can't speak for french family traditions ( something Isidore would be very attached to I think) but in an italian family it works just as methodwriter has said - it would go to the eldest male child who was not already married to give to his intended. It does show that nurture carries more weight than nature when you consider that Darius is actually the son of Bitty and a man that little is known about and less is cared about. Perhaps Isidore has indeed learned her lesson about treating family properly. According to strict tradition John would have been the one to receive the rings despite his young age considering he is the only male grandchild with a direct lineage to Isidore and JP.

Quote from Methodwriter's chapter 28 review I remember I first thought it was ridiculous that Hank would force people to do a wedding ceremony on a Tuesday just to have the letters 9/11, but then I remembered how it was such a big deal for "matching" dates like 7/7/07 blah blah blah throughout this decade. Luckily the last match we have is 12/12/12 so now that's all over. Count on Ace to have a negative reaction. He's on the surface like Darius,but Ace is a much more judgemental and reactionary person. He strikes me as the kind who would to this day still defend the Dubya adminstration. You are forgetting the other "matching combinations" like 1/3/13. Wedding on Mockingbird Lane anyone?

I think it is just devious that Mark has planned the ceremony for 8 min after the second plane hit. All the family should be together (barring the usual family craziness and someones refusal to attend) and well within range of the devastation. As fascinated as I am with the story and impatient to see how Mark handles it, I can't say i am looking forward to reliving the events. I live close enough that I was able to watch in horrid fascination from my upstairs window as the second plane flew into the second tower. But as horrible as the day was, i think it was even worse when one of my kindergarten students thought it was happening again on the first anniversary because of all the media coverage.

I didn't see Marie being on a virtual lock down, having all money and credit cards taken away, being forced to deal with body guards she found personally repugnant or being turned over to a handler that was intending to rape her to teach her a lesson either. Extreme situations beget extreme reactions.

If i do the dishes can i come too?