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I disagree. Your writing always makes me think. I may not share all that goes through my mind, but what you write are sometimes my thoughts, too. Thank you for being the brave one to say them out loud. Reading the comments helps, too. Edit: PS If writing this down and putting it out there helps you, then we’re okay with that.

This I know to be the absolute truth: you have a beautiful heart and soul, tim. You have doubts, and that is okay. It’s the ones who have no doubts we all need to watch out for. Take care, tim. And as always and forever, I you lots no matter what. xoxo

This is the second version of this prompt that I have read. It’s quite different from the other, but nonetheless, it is very good. Comicfan would be pleased with your offering. PS: I’m glad they didn’t open the fridge, because if they had, they would have discovered the body hidden within its depths. I just know that to be true… yes, my mind does go strange places.

Well, that was different. You’re very good at doing “different”, Val. Well done.

Well done with the prompt, Ivor. PS: I really enjoy your writing style.

For not being an editor Jon did a most wonderful job telling this story with just a few passages in his diary. Earlier today, After the Past was in my mind, so reading this tonight I’m seeing parallels to that world. Like that story it’s heartening to know beauty can still be found amongst the darkness. Jon is a good soul for not pushing Parwez to accept him and his life knowing the timetable for that was up to Parwez - only then can something real be had. I’m glad they had a happy ending, one which I hope continues beyond that final period. There wasn’t much meat - until Alsukar came along, that is - in the story, but it certainly was meaty for a short story. Well done, tim, we’ll done. You did justice to this prompt and to Comicfan’s final offering as well.

Good to know. Thank you. PS: I bought a couple of nectarines today.

I can’t seem to stop thinking about the two cobs of corn that came with your order. Is that just happenstance you got two and there’s two of you or can you order based on it being for a certain number of persons? Weird question I know, but it’s in a loop in my head and doesn’t seem to want to leave not knowing the answer it seeks.

That is a great assortment, tim! Strange, but I’m feeling the need to add nectarines - them - to tomorrow’s shopping list. Enjoy your week off.

This made me giggle.

You and hubby stay safe, Chris.

Looks like they’ve been bitten by the Selective Hearing bug, molly. I hope things get better .

Kudos to you, molly! 👏🏻👏🏻

Visually stunning and beautiful to the ear, AC. Wayne would have appreciated this very much, I think.

I’m not seeing the picture just a lined white box. Having said that what you describe sounds wonderful, tim, and you can’t beat that price. I’m delighted this service worked for you, tim.

Sending good thoughts to SP.

Even though it’s been a few years, I can still recall working with Wayne beta reading one of his stories. He was a joy to work with, and he knew how to tell a good story He was kind and caring: a true gentleman. You will be missed. RIP Wayne.

Congratulations K!

@kbois Congratulations for winning the…. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pride Month Flash Fiction Challenge

I don’t know why this was on my YpuTube home page, but I’m glad it was. It’s wondrous. https://youtu.be/ul0sSjf9wAQ

I was checking out the website and found this statement since they cannot let you pick and choose what you’re going to get. That’s an excellent part of their service, I’d say.

Wow, and I thought it was bad when you have to pick through oranges with soft spots. Sounds like a great idea. Who cares what they look like as long as they taste good, right? So far - knock on wood - my grocer has always had good produce. Which is good for me because I’m trying to eat healthy which means avoiding prepackaged and/or food with a lot of preservatives. I hope Remarkable Rejects work out for you and tim.

I do jigsaw puzzles on my tablet. There are really good apps for this with a huge collection of colourful puzzles. Jigsaw Bug is my fave, but I also like ones that have free daily puzzles, because I never know what I’m going to get. Good to know about the Amazon Basic pencils, because I realized after the fact that some colouring books are geared towards pencil use - regular crayons don’t adhere to the pages very well.

Hang in there, rick.