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    Brilliant story. it! Edit: I may be biased now but I originally read this story when @Carlos Hazday was just a name on GA’s author list. It may not be a technical masterpiece, however, the storyline is what makes it shine.
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    I remember this.
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    @Mikiesboy @MichaelS36 I can’t remember how many years it is now, but I think I’ve got the date correct, so… Happy anniversary you two!! I hope your day is as wonderful as the two of you are! xoxo xoxo
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    Santa should put himself at the top of his Naughty list. Just saying…
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    My mom likes that size of turkey, because it holds more stuffing than a smaller bird. Which is important, because the stuffing tastes best when it’s cooked in the bird, so she says. I’m not sure if my taste buds are that discerning. Two turkeys is a lot of turkeys. Then again, the men in Mike’s aren’t exactly on the smaller size. We’ve just got the one big guy, so one turkey will suffice. PS: Good to hear Mike’s doing better and has a good course of action to follow to ease the itching. 🤞🏻
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    Sometimes, derpy dogs are the best kind of dog.
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    Hey tim Other than my eyes feeling achy, because I’m tired I’m doing well. Managed to find the right size turkey (5-7 kg) at Metro this morning, so that’s a bonus to my day. Wishing you and Mike a wonderful day. And, that goes for the rest of you lot as well.
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    What a face he has! This is a good one, tim.
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    I have to think about that. It’s going to take a while…
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    Good morning! It’s the first snow in my book. Thankfully, it usually just snows once in November and doesn’t stay long.
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    You’ve got this, molly!
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    Not really my style of travel. I’m a landlubber, so I’d rather be exploring the ancient monuments/buildings in the U.K. or Europe.
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    In the meantime, Ima just going to enjoy the sunshine.
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    More for Liebe, so that should make her happy. Don’t you think?
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    Cloudless blue skies and sunshine does not equate to rainy and windy in my book. It’s a day for raking leaves…
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    Nope. I nearly “passed out” (read: a gas mask should be a requirement when this dish is being served) from the smell when my mom had kippers fro dinner. Luckily, that was the one and only time she had them.
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    Haven’t got that far yet as I was too absorbed in the story. I blame you for my denying my curiosity.
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    the same to you and Mike, timothy james xoxo
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    Quite a combustible start, but what was left in the ashes was akin to the Phoenix rising. I foresee less combustion for the rest of their sail. Am I right? 🤔
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    My Granda was a commercial fisherman, but I don’t like fish, which my mom once said my Granda would not have liked. Oh well, I salute Liebe for not eating something just to please somebody else.
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    I can recall liking Vermeer’s paintings, but not so much Picasso’s. Claude Monet is my fave, and I even loved his style before studying his works in uni. My teenage comforter was based on his Water-Lily Pond from 1899. Still love this image today. Edit: Not that I knew it was based on a Monet painting, mind you. That revelation came much later.
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    Darn it, lost my comment when I stopped for lunch. Anyhow, it was a thank you for a trip down memory lane back to my studies at uni. To this day, I still marvel at the big imaginations and the fortitude behind the construction of such magnificent buildings without the benefit of the machinery of today. A worldly young lady is Liebe. My pedestrian palette was not impressed with squid. Once was more than enough. Gotta appreciate their innocence, and their willingness to share rather than hoard. Though, the followup about CJ giving them more showed they need a few more lessons about the value of money. Still, for four years old, they’re doing quite well. He’s only figuring this out now?!? She’s got that right!
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    Good advice Lucy. Between her and Taisha, Liebe will not be lacking role models. And the funnies just keep on keeping on. Thanks for the art history lesson, Carlos. Brought back many good memories of my time at uni. One of the things I still marvel at to this day is how incredible these churches are and what it took to build them and how long. Makes you wonder if today’s builders would have what it takes to build their structures as the ones of old were.
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    This made laugh. Sorry, not sorry… Nice. isabe is more like it. Just saying… That’s right, Grandpa Cap is the “fun” grandpa. The one who never “grew up”. Gotta say, I support Liebe 100%.
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