Kitt

Apollo 13

thank you.

I certainly hope you found this in reading and not by you or someone close having issues! Thanks for the heads up!

thanks Lisa - glad you enjoyed!

Thank you for reading

Can we say burning our bridges before we are done with them? I had held out hope that Tony would grow up and learn not to be such a self centered ass, but I guess he is too much like his father for that to happen. Matt on the other hand knew exactly how much it would piss Will off for him to bed Tony, and apparently set out to do it anyway. And he did this knowing it would upset Wade almost as much as it would Will. Pushing the people you care about away in your grief is one thing - this is bordering on self destructive behavior. If something doesn't happen to pull his head out of his ass and put it back on his shoulders soon, the fall out might just be cataclysmic. I feel the most though for Wade and JP. They are the ones that had/have to do the dirty work here in telling Will, dealing with Tony now that Will doesn't want him around at all, and figuring out what to do about Matt. JP can hardly ban Matt from the house, being son and grandson to members of the family, but then, they can't just keep tossing him in a room with Will and hoping they don't kill each other either. Talk about being between a rock and a hard place! The next family dinner at Escorial promises to be interesting indeed. Should I leave instructions with the staff to serve finger foods so there are no sharp implements handy?

http://www.gayauthors.org/story/kitt/thevoicerambleson/1 You got me again Wayne! Now - back to the chapter I was supposed to be editing!

Opportunity “Come on Cara – you know I don’t give two hoots what some ding-a-ling staring at stars at night says in a 5 line clip in a newspaper!” “Just read it Kate! At least you will be prepared when the shit hits the fan later!” “Oh, please! How can you possibly believe in this tripe?” Cara pushed my laptop back and sat on the desk blotter, pulling her feet up to sit Indian-style and crossed her arms. Do they still call it that, Indian-style

A new year and a new place to park my prompt responses.

Sounds like the sort of day people plan but seldom get. Here's to a 2014 filled with family and friends having good times like this! Lovely Wayne! PS to Joann- He only posted it a couple hours ago! You hardly missed it!

yes - your turn

"Seeing is believing, but sometimes the most real things in the world are the things we cannot see."

Clockwork Orange?

Hello Sam and welcome. Maybe you will like us so much you'll forget all about Nifty - lots of others have!

I get busy editing and miss new members...AGAIN! Welcome gents. There's lots of interesting discussion threads, tons of great reading, and plenty of room to add your stories. And you are always welcome to join us in the chat room as well!

To me - it isn't about the nickle words vs the fifty centers. Its about how well the author draws pictures with those words. When well written, I tend to sink into the story and "see" it rather than just read it. While I have no objection to adding words to my vocabulary, if I find the text too filled with huge words put there just to be impressive the story loses my interest. If the author makes a habit of sitting with a thesaurus while writing, I tend not to revisit their works.

We shall just have to keep reading to find out!

Or maybe hit him with a rolled up newspaper. I'll make sure he doesn't forget Luke and the twins!

Thank you for yet another great chapter. I have to second Centex's words in that you didn't read the chapter, you felt it. Everything from Zach's quiet support for Will and by extension Brad to Brad's reflection and acceptance of Robbie's death. I was not surprised at some of the thoughts that ran through Brad's head sitting on that roof. I was pleasantly surprised at how well he seemed to work through the emotions that came with them without doing anything rash. Interesting how suddenly Tony isn't so important in Wills life any more. Now - to see where you take the story...

The good part about it is that for the most part the story is written and we are well ahead of you, so you can be assured that the updates will be on schedule! Now Sasha, don't make a liar out of me and make sure you get that ending re-written the way you want it before we are rushing to post it on schedule!

yep. Your turn

Was sort of the point! Everything is a matter of perspective and if we choose to allow a phrase to be depressing it will make the truly depressing things in our lives so much worse.

Works both ways Ashi - try this one on for size: Yea we are all going to die - but today is not the day.

"It's the job that's never started that takes the longest to finish."

Bella Swan in Twilight And Night at the Museum is not that old a movie!