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Carlos Hazday
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I couldn't reply to this comment yesterday. I wanted today's post to be a surprise. Guess it worked.
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Damn! You're going to ruin my reputation! Mann made a couple of snotty comments on this chapter but the one I laughed at the most was " Aww….. " on the final comment by CJ. I'll have to work harder at not writing romance in the future.
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Thanks, Chris. The break will give us all a chance to recharge and get ready for what's to come. In the meantime, there's other good stories on GA to follow. Whenever I find a worthy one, I'll review it so look for my comments.
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Thank you, my friend. At least your lunch period won't leave you teary-eyed for a while.
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Thank you, John. To this day, it amazes me people have connected to my little tale the way they have. The geographic spread of the readership is quite satisfying. Never knew I had readers in Tasmania! It does reinforce the message I've tried to convey is universal even if the story is American-centric: working together we can make a difference in out world.
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Thanks, Chris. All the characters we love (and Damien) will return in the next installment.
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Thanks, Todd. Although politics won't play as big a part in the future as it did in Georgetown: Roar, we know CJ will continue to work against injustice and the threat of tyranny.
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Thank you! Not certain what else to tell you except I hope you enjoy the honeymoon.
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I'm confused... 🙃
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Blame it on Jay for not having you look over his comments. LOL
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LOL The chapters covering the planning and execution of all the wedding-related stuff are a combination of what I'd do and what I thought appropriate for those two. Both are young and playful but mature enough to observe the niceties of polite society. I'll plan weddings as long as the clients have enough money to spend.
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“I can already tell we need to come back and spend more time in this town.” CJ broke off a chunk from his chowder’s bread bowl, dipped it in the creamy broth, and stuffed it in his mouth. An early morning flight and the time difference had the newlyweds in the City by the Bay early enough to enjoy lunch at Fisherman’s Wharf. “Mate, I don’t care what else we do. All I wanna make sure of is we find a place we can get some of this sourdough bread sent to us. We won’t be able to pick it up ourse
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Can we blame your editor for the slip?
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I tried to make it fit the grooms' personalities. Classy but fun.
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If Brad starts drinking again I'm certain there'll be another intervention.
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I started to look for locations about a year ago. When I found out it could be held at the Jefferson Memorial, my search ended. It's CJ's favorite monument so it fit. Maybe you won't have to wait 7 days for the next one.
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During the rehearsal dinner, I alluded to that when the Florida biker questioned why parents insisted on inviting friends their kids didn't even know. CJ and Owen were in their own bubble, along with their close friends, and didn't care. They were going to do what they wanted regardless of what anyone thought.
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I guess you liked it...
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Hope the result lived up to the build-up. I wanted something different without it being outrageous. Then again, with that cast of characters, we had to expect frivolity.
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Security camera footage caught him going into one of the men's rooms with two of the rugby players... I tried to mention as many guests as possible without turning it into my Excel spreadsheet. We'll find out the names of a few other guests in the future and which ones didn't attend but sent video messages. As for Owen taking over, can you imagine how dangerous those two will be together? Power Couple if I ever saw one.
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Glad you liked it, bud!
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I don't know about anyone else but I've made the same bad decision Cristina's about to make a couple of times. Logic often goes out the window when the heart's involved.
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One hundred thirty-eight chapters after CJ was introduced, he's an old married man. If he could carry a tune he might have sung "My Way." The tostones with sofrito are something I order whenever I'm in a restaurant near my brother's place and the ceviche shots idea I stole from the last Human Rights Campaign Miami Gala Dinner I attended. Appropriately, Bill Clinton was there too!
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