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I am sure you will find all of the potential levels and possibilities. I love how your devious mind works. I suggest you do stories for both categories. I anxiously await your creative creations! 😄
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Good to know @Myr GA has been a special place for me. I'm even more impressed by knowing the how and why of its existence. Thank you for taking the time to write this response.
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de rigueur - Word of the Day - Thu Mar 23, 2023
raven1 commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
Bad, bad boy Dr. Paladin. Please don't protest your innocence. I love your understated humor. -
de rigueur - Word of the Day - Thu Mar 23, 2023
raven1 commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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Oh, these should be fun! Want to form a betting pool on which authors go for romance and which for gross on PT# 125? PT# 126 is a recipe for disaster! Blue cheese and ants? I bet bug spray is the secret ingredient. Love these prompts. They were created by a very creative, twisted mind.
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Hi Clo! Notice I changed the emojis just for you. I have always love the way the French say Hello! What's happening today for you?
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I suppose the gif shows what you mean by a good sized socket.😜 I love your devious humor, Myr!
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Hey Gary, This may not be the comment you want to hear. I showed my love in the emoji for the poem, but I almost used the Laugh button. It so reminded me of my childhood and fear of the Boogey Man that is now dead. Love it!
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You echo the feelings I have had in my long life. No stories to tell, but this reminded me of many endings of friends, family and relationships.
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I can't feel the pain you and your mother endured, but I admire the man you are to survived it. Your mother and your one grandmother are rightly praised for their heroism. Bless them both. Your poem is deeply emotional and courageous. Your are a very strong man to share such an intimate story with us.
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I share the fear with you. I too feel the whole situation today is fueled by self centered greed. I do have to say Wow! The poem is both powerful and uniquely written.
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Been there, done that and wish it the last time. Unfortunately, my wishes don't come true. I hate the nightmares, but like you said I don't fear the boogey man. Mine are often more weird than frightening. I guess it's a good that things happening in the dream quickly fade when we wake up. I can see how it was kind of fun to write this poem. It's kind of like the HP world where picturing the feared Boggart in some comical costume or situation chases the it away. If I faced a boggart of Voldemort I would picture it like this. I figure you did this writing your poem. Not so weird.
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Drew, Save your response for a few hours. I'm off to get a haircut.
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Bully, just like Yayo! I'm a bully for asking a question?
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Stayed up too late?
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Good thing I have a lot of chores to do today. Go torture Page, he still up and a night owl also. Sorry to throw you under the bus Page.
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It did! I enjoyed how you wove these to tales together is such a unique way. The characters were also developed as uniquely different as the cultures and backgrounds. The humor in the last few paragraphs of the story suggests a great place to start a sequel.
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Hey Drew! How are you? Too sleepy to form words? Yayo seems to be following you as a role model. I think Spike should send out a rescue party for him.
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Happy Friday Everyone!
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Doing your Russian dictator friend's dirty work for him?
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True! Even Z is for Zombies was a fun and positive read though scary at times. 😄
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It was my pleasure, my friend. Thanks for all the wonderful stories you create. It makes it easy for me to recommend these to others.
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Endings is a very beautiful story. Even if it took two readings for me to fully understand, it is still a story that has influenced and taught me much about myself.
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A very unique tale...no, two parallel stories. One in the distant past, and another in the present as two young men search to find the truth of a family legend. Both start with a cave and end with the same cave. Both document the adventures of exploring the caves in New Mexico. A tender and wild story of guilt redeemed. I enjoyed this tale and hope you will also.
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Excellent finish to the story. Also the story was refreshingly unique.
