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Interviews, and the Big Move
pvtguy commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Interviews, and the Big Move
Woosh! I would only be 108 then! -
Interviews, and the Big Move
pvtguy commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Interviews, and the Big Move
He's taken already, lol. -
Interviews, and the Big Move
pvtguy commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Interviews, and the Big Move
Please - I live in Florida with Ron DeSanctimonius, wannabe dictator. Don't foist that petard on us with the turd introducing him! -
Interviews, and the Big Move
pvtguy commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Interviews, and the Big Move
It was fortunate that Elena was chief at the new job. The name 'Peter Noonan' will be more known after this! -
I believe things are slowly turning positive for Grayson, but he definitely needs to speak with Bryan or a counselor to help build/rebuild his self-esteem. He has the confidence of his bosses and support of his mother. And now, he has a peer with whom to speak in Hoppy.
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Wonderful chapter as the web is closing in on the Cards. Now we have to see what Mr. Vitale is wanting of Roger.
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This may well be a calm period before another storm, but one major thing is happening: life is moving on for Ludo and Damian without the cloud of Jackie weighing them down. This will give them more strength to face the challenges ahead with a trial. Both Arthur and Ludo are building more solid relationships with their sons!
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@Summerabbacat: Maybe Felicity still loves Richard and sees in him something that he has not brought to the surface yet. That is why I hold out hope that he has depth that will finally come to the fore when he deals with the fact that his son is gay, but he does, in fact, love his son. It takes a lot of courage to break the shackles of "traditional thinking" and let love win out. Might this happen? We'll have to wait and see as we are not writing the story. I hope he is a more complex character, but that's me!
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Mike is definitely a tool! I hope Claire steps in and does more than warn Tom! It takes someone getting fired for bullying/sexual harassment to send a message. Mike should also be brought up short! Grayson is growing more courageous and needs to follow through with what he knows he needs to do. It took a lot to confront Mike, but he did it. And my previous question still remains; why does Mum stick with Dad if he's such an evil person?
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Getting Closer, and Spit Happens
pvtguy commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Getting Closer, and Spit Happens
There is a place for data collecting, but how can you quantify insight? Peter has an ability that is not necessarily quantifiable but is just as valuable as data analysis. This same process has been used since the 90's in education in the name of "accountability." Students are given tests from which data collected evaluates the effectiveness of teachers. Evaluation of teachers becomes formulaic, in many cases requiring a "standard" method of "teaching" which takes creativity out of it. All we have to do is to see the inability of many students to do critical thinking and problem solving. The can spout skills required on the tests but that's the limit. Sad state of affairs. Peter is caught in that type of thinking - since he can't formulate a mathematical analysis of his ability, he is let go. For sure - not only NHC's loss but possibly negative effects on others who would have otherwise been forewarned. Let's hope the new job will work out for him.- 24 comments
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Wandering hands and risqué pictures
pvtguy commented on Robert Hugill's story chapter in Wandering hands and risqué pictures
Therese certainly has grown and appears much more tolerant than at the beginning. Ralph's confidence is also growing stronger with each chapter. Wonderful chapter! -
This story yielded deep feelings in me too. Yet, I feel a peace that has been lacking for a while. What great writing you have provided, @CasualWanderer82. It is/was powerful.
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Why are some Americans so against regulating fire arms? I know, "people kill people, not guns"... but it takes people to use the guns. This idea of open carry, lowering age limits for who can buy them, failure to differentiate against automatic weapons vs. regular handguns...my frustrations go on and on. These senseless acts of violence will not just go away without strong action by government who are supposed to represent all of us and make laws that protect all of us! In the meantime, I weep, I pray for all affected, and resign myself to being powerless when confronting my representatives. Only replies are get are canned ones: "Thanks for contacting my office." Your poetry is always so moving. Thank you for continuing to share your talent even with the saddest of topics.