I'll never look at holes the same way again. This was clever... ingenious even, and side-splitting funny. Wonderful take on the theme, Lee. Color me impressed. Cheers! Gary.
You never disappoint, Geron. A great and intriguing beginning to a new adventure for the guys. I remembered everyone mentioned but the two lady scientists. Reading is slow for me... everything is with a broken toe... but I'll be back eventually. Thanks for this. G.
Yeah, even more so this morning. It's burning off, though. I moved most of my hanging-pail roses indoors about a week ago, so I have a rose garden inside.
The mystery deepens, but at least they have protection. It might have been useful to talk to the man who sold them the scarab, but safety is most important. Another, well-written, descriptive chapter. Thanks, Albert. Cheers!
What a great story. It was like those stories we tell our friends young and old, part fact and part imagination, something we are never really sure of. Nicely set up and spookily told, I am impressed. Thanks, Aaron! You did good, my friend. Cheers!
Oh, boy. This was poignant... and powerful in a simple, uncomplicated, realistic way, Adi, bringing a sudden onslaught of tears. I think we all would hope to see recognition from our parents in those last moments. Some of us are not so lucky. Reading is a luxury for me right now, but I am so glad I read your offering. It will stay with me, of that I am sure. Beautifully written with poetic moments, my friend. Cheers!