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Waiting for Don to arrive by ambulance transport, I felt trepidation thinking the disconnect and discontent would arrive with him. To my delighted surprise, Don was in good spirits. Should have known that wasn't permanent. There is so much for Donny and Lous - love the nickname - to come to terms with it's no wonder tempers and other emotions flared. I am gladdened by the fact that the Alpha in this marriage is wise enough to know when he can't do it alone, and is willing to seek outside help to preserve what he and Lous still have; and what alternatives are in their future. as always, nicely done, tim.
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@MichaelS36 A very fair minded statement Mike. From conversations I've had with you, I know being fair and wise is a part of who you are. Thank you for sharing your thoughts with the rest of us.
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I know you weren't leaving anyone out, JP. I was just making my position crystal clear, is all.
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That goes for me too, JP. I may not be a part of the D/s life, but I respect all of you - you all know who you are - and consider you my friends.
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Happy Birthday Cia!!
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It is. Thank you. Found a really good story through scanning this list.
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Confirmed on a Macbook Air and an iPad using Safari or Chrome.
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Caz...
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I thought oh good, Miriam's gone. I hope she doesn't come back. Then, she did. Crap! What a miserable so-and-so, she is. As for Gran? She's one to emulate, for sure. Terrific chapter, tim!
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"Suspension Dance": I need to borrow @mad_artist words to describe what I envision through your words, tim. Your words speak of exquisite moments between a choreographer and his protege. They vary slightly, but this one seems to suit your role in the scene quite well, I think it also explains John's role. Definition of protégé: one who is protected or trained or whose "career" is furthered by a person of experience, prominence, or influence As alway, nicely done, tim. PS: Thank you for sharing this special time with us.
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And 'tell it' you did! The way Logan met Heath, and Heath's misconception as to who and where Elli was...very imaginative and very well described. Loved the conversation that ensued. Who would have thought Elli would end up with a someone else to watch over him? Set Logan's mind at ease, no doubt about that.
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That was a tough read, but well worth the tears. A sad, and beautiful, story.
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The day may be grey and cloudy, but I'm . Thank you, tim
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Moggy said it exactly right. Friends come in all shapes and sizes - even computer boxes. As long as there is love and respect for one another, nothing can break that bond.
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You wrote from the heart sean, and your heart knew just what to say. For not being a writer, you did really well, and did yourself, and Mac, proud.
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Okay, I talked about the farm already - love it, so make sure the deal goes through, will you tim? The one thing I am wondering about, as I know a few others are too, what's up with Miriam? I recall her being mentioned in an earlier chapter, but I'm a little foggy on the details. Maybe there weren't any? Never mind, I'm going back and rereading chapters one and two. That should tide me over until next Saturday...I think. I leave you with this, keep on the road you're on tim, this story is sooo good!
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Nice 'blast from the past'
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The second one had me thinking of a black and orange butterfly I recently saw for two or three days when I was out for my daily walks. It was beautiful. Thanks for memories, Moggy.
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That was lovely sean, and what a wonderful gift for Mac.
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Not sure what to say about this one, so I'm going to leave you with: Nicely done, tim.
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Thank you, Mike, for sharing such an important moment.
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I've only seen Herons up north tim, so you have me beat there, but I do enjoy my share of critters off the concrete path. It's amazing and wonderful the delight one can derive from something so simple as seeing a chipmunk or bunnies in the patches of wild forest that refuse to bow down to the encroaching concrete jungle. Brings a lot of peace and contentment to one's mind and soul, doesn't it? As always, nicely done, tim. This one, though, is just that little bit more. PS: And seeing that I'm not long back from my walk, your timing is brilliant.
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