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Dark but honest poem. It is a battle fought by many. Take care, tim, and remember that life is a continuous bunch of cycles.
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So is Frodo Baggins.
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Hi, Nick! It's 32C here and feels hotter. I've been clearing brush and logs from the aftermath of having huge trees cut down. Miserable work, but I'm making headway.
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Hi!
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Nah, he's only four feet tall.
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Boungiorno, amici!
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Chapter 1 All the Colors Under the Sun
Headstall commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 1 All the Colors Under the Sun
Hello, friend! This story is definitely a ride. I have great pride for Morningstar (I consider it my best storytelling to date), and I sincerely hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing and posting it. Myself and the readers had lots of fun during the process. Please keep me posted on your thoughts, Doha. Cheers! -
Greetings, peasants... and dugh and Mum.
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Awww... you miss him!
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This place sounds truly magical, Albert. John is intent on building a new life, and I'm in his corner. The David interlude is a fact of young life and part of the process of learning yourself. I expect it won't be long before Ethan comes to town. Cheers!
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Hi, emerald man.
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Hello, folks.
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Hi, Tink. I am staying out of the heat. I have a mess of branches and logs to move off the lawn, but I'll wait till tomorrow to start. It's supposed to be cooler.
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Hello, fellow rejects! And dugh and Mum.
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Fine. We'll change it. We'll call you Master Bates.
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It just did. Drewth!
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Fantastic!! Congrats, Tink!!!
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There is heart to this story, and you do a great job in the first scene of showing John's state of mind. It is a terrible thing to lose who you love, and humans flounder just like swans and foxes who lose their mate. We do spend a lot of time going down the rabbit hole of grief and remembrance, and sometimes big change is needed. I wish John luck in his journey. River Haven sounds like a magical place to start. Thanks, Albert!
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I can't believe the tree guy showed up today with his daughters. He took down three problem trees, one was broken at the top from the ice storm and looked terrible, and two huge poplars were close to threatening my power line. It was so hot, but he worked away for two hours and got it done. He's coming back to take another tree down from the front corner of my house. After the ice storm I am paranoid about trees breaking close to the house.
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Yeah, but it smells like feet in The Shire.
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Good lord, it's hot! Hello everyone.
