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Carlos Hazday
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That better be for the stair climbing and not for the flirting.
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I write mushy but not sappy.
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I saw a couple of those pictures. MY kind of men!
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Not so loud! People may start thinking I write romances.
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Thanks, Tony. You captured the essence of what I was trying to convey. Brad has support from friends and family, and a rich buddy who can help provide most of what he would need. But it comes down to determination. To seeing himself fail, picking himself up, and trying again. I always marveled when I watched Georgetown student athletes run up and down those damn stairs as part of their training. Couldn't imagine how tough they would bee for someone with artificial legs. Those suckers are steep!
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The kid may have a say in it and I think she's in Brad's corner.
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Back atcha
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His underwear shoot was inspired by Alex Minsky.
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I've been laughing all morning at the comments and memes my brothers and sisters-in-law have been sharing in the family chat.. Because there's a slight political tilt to the funnies, I can't share them on GA. But, if you google Clorox Chewables and Lysol Inhalers...
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April 2022 Following the Good Morning America appearance, Brad carried his luggage to brunch with Cristina and Carolina. He had requested a train ride home to Washington when the television network flew him to New York, and he hailed a cab to Penn Station after the meal was over. Though Amtrak took a bit longer than flying, comfort and convenience trumped speed. Going through airport security was an ordeal with his prostheses. Replying to emails, texts, and social media posts w
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Thanks for reading! Helping the environment doesn't always have to involve massive plans and tons of money. Sometimes, a family cleaning up the beach or park they frequent is just as important. Stay safe, my friend.
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And worth every penny? I'll negotiate a fat fee for the artwork.
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Trying to do my part. I figure if I can entertain people for a few minutes every week, I can help readers forget about our current madness for that little time. Thanks, bud.
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I can't thank or credit you, your sister, and your kids enough for the encouragement and comments. If you compare the final product with what you read, I incorporated all the suggestions. I do know a couple of graphic artists who could tackle the illustrations. Steve Olken is one and of course @Mann Ramblings. Mann could be my editor, illustrator, and agent.
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Me publishing hard copies? Never in my wildest dreams. Thanks, bud.
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I will, I will. As for those backward thinkers, you should hear what my sister-in-law had to say when Georgia announced it was opening up businesses this weekend.
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Thank you, Geron. To paraphrase an old song, the children are our future and we should teach them well. There will always be some who don't care, but if we can encourage the younger ones to be responsible, we may survive ourselves.
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LMAO! I'll have you know I'm 62! If I wrote nothing but Liebe stories for the rest of my life, I doubt I'd catch up to my age before the end. It'll take a lot of Liebes to ameliorate the damage my generation has done to the environment. It's a difficult balancing act between its needs and those of humans.
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Thanks, bud. If everyone thought about their concumption and how the dispose of single use plastic, the oceans would be cleaner and the world would be a better place.
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Thanks. Parker. I like flexing my writing muscles now and then. LOL Can you believe none of my character in this story cuss?
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Gracias, Pepe! Next project, sometime later this year, is to translate them into Spanish.
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I wouldn't know where to start LOL Additionally, I don't think some of our more backward school systems would allow a story about a girl with two fathers become part of their curriculum.
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Living in a resort town, whenever I go to the beach I try to leave the area I spread my towel on cleaner than when I arrived. It's up to all of us to pick up after ourselves and sometimes the uneducated.
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@gmc I hope to write at least one of these every year to share on Earth Day. Have you read the previous one? Dolphin Delivery wasn't posted on Earth Day last year, but it was the first one I wrote. Reaction was positive, so I decided to do it again. Thanks for reading and the comment!
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Liebe enjoyed living in the Florida Keys. It was always warm, and the ocean was all around her. She was in kindergarten, was learning her letters and numbers, and loved going to school. She could not wait until she was able to read by herself. She also liked eating lunch and playing with the friends she had made since starting classes. Most afternoons, one of the neighbors down the street picked her up, and Liebe spent time at their house until one of her fathers came to get her. Papi was
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