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Good idea. I think I will do something similar.
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That's good to hear. My home in on the slope of Mt Hood was at the bottom of the hill separating two rivers. It flooded up to the foundation four times during the years I owned and lived in the house. I'm too old for that shit now!
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I've read many of the stories on "tedlouis" and hope they can archive them safely.
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With all that snow, I hope you will be safe from the flooding that could occur when the rains come next!
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Thanks for answering my question. Your dedication reflects your great love for her.
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Finn and Rachel plus Tim and Bruce get my vote! Also, I hope that the fragile relationship between Sawyer and Finn grows stronger. It would be great if they can bond as closely as they did when still young children. If you limit it to just one couple, Finn and Bruce would be an epic comic romance. Tim and Rachel have nowhere to go, but repeat the disaster of Rachael and Marc. Tim and Finn would be boring. Bruce and Rachel would have too much angst for my taste. I bet you are regretting asking that question now.
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Jonathan gave nothing and deserves nothing. He doesn't deserve the son he failed to love. I'm not sure I would give the money to Jonathan if I were Marc. I'd would more likely give the money to other people doing work to help children. I doubt Jonathan will ever acknowledge what Marc has given and take credit that Jonathan never deserved. I do think the thing with Tim and Bruce would make an interesting sequel. I also hope that Rachel might find someone. How about Finn? It was a very warming moment as the people in the restaurant rose to defend Marc.
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I loved Donnie and his unfiltered mouth. I was laughing thru most of the chapter, but especially the trash talk that got Donnie and Andy on the bottom of the pile of football players. Greg is an awesome friend. He seems a bit unsure of his sexuality when it comes to guys. This is a very humorous start to what I believe will be a great story! Thanks, Geron.
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Nah...only numbskulls would do that.
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Hot F-ck! That's both for CJ and the tattoo. It's one of the first pictures that appears when you google the name and click on images. I'm still drooling and sweating from the heat! CJ and Owen are keeping their lips locked in spite of all the hints from friends that they would make good parents. After meeting Cam, Inked has jump way up on my list of must read Hazday stories. I think I will work it in next. I loved the play list you provided. I listened as I read the comments. Sinatra just ended. Perfect timing.
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CJ and Owen giving Gina permission to talk about their plans shows compassion for Gina. She will need someone she can trust in the months ahead. Someone who will understand what she is going thru as a woman. Aileen is perfect for the role. The big question is how long can CJ and Owen put off telling César and Brett? It wouldn't surprise me if CJ leaves it until he and Owen are headed to the hospital for the birth. "Hey Dad! Want to join us at the hospital to meet your new grand baby?" CJ is busy as usual, but signing books is new. I was intrigued when he spotted the football couple, and cheered when given evidence that his gaydar was in working order.
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I am loving this story, but taking it slowly. I have a great GA friend that has started the first book. I am hoping he will catch up with me soon so we can comment together on the same book. It may take a while, but I am patient. I tried to translate the dedication, but Google was unable to give me an answer that made much sense. Would you please tell me what the dedication means?
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A game of fox and hare, but who is the fox and who is the hare. In this warm and fun tale of young teen romance you will only find out which is which about one pair. Dimi, Poytr, Beanie or Bika? You'll have to read to find out. Smoldering and fun, this is a great story for those nights you feel romantic. Serve with a nice red wine. Or a good vodka if your in the mood for blonde Europeans.
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Another Challenge story! I loved this one. Too bad you can't import the picture that inspired this story. I love the romance, humor and cute boys in this tale. Now to read it again.
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A barn filled with memories, two country boys and a second chance. This short but sweet tale is a relaxing way to end the day. I really love it, and sure other readers will also.
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I remember reading this before. Sorry I didn't leave a comment then. The story has this country boy feeling quite happy.
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PT Prompt #123 - Buckhorn Baths
raven1 commented on Valkyrie's story chapter in PT Prompt #123 - Buckhorn Baths
That's one hell of a great hook to the story! Now Finish It! Pretty please. Thanks Valkyrie, I do hope your continue to flesh out this prompt response. -
Great short with plenty of laughs. Jack is definitely an enthusiastic salesman.
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Done and sent mail to you. Check out the pics! I may start sharing one or two here, but feel free to do that also.
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Our Bar is a place filled with loving memories. It is a very short vignette that reminisces of a time past where two lovers met. The memories are loving and warm. The words flow like a poem. You'll appreciate the few minutes you take to read this piece as you remember your own memories of love. PS Take a moment to listen to Sinatra sing in the video provided by @Daddydavek. It will set the mood before you begin the story.
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Chapter 1 Fly Me to the Moon
raven1 commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 1 Fly Me to the Moon
The memories of love still linger in this snapshot of the narrator's past. It's like looking at a photo of a past love and focusing on all the things that made the relationship work at the time. It feels much like a poem with the way the words flow to reveal the emotions the memories evoke. Well done Gary! -
I was in tears several times while reading this story. The tears were for the many friends I lost to AIDS during the 80's and early 90's. They were wonderful friends and some chosen family to me. HIV is still active in our world and is of concern to everyone. Gary has written a compelling chronicle illustrating the history of AIDS at a personal level and capture the time so well. I know, because I was there to watch many friends die of the disease. This is a story of pride, hope and love. It is also a tale of second chances for those infected with the HIV virus. No matter who you are, remember the history and pride. I strongly suggest this story be read by all.
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Chapter 1 Never Surrender
raven1 commented on Headstall's story chapter in Chapter 1 Never Surrender
I was in tears several times while reading this story. The tears were for the many friends I lost to AIDS during the 80's and early 90's. They were wonderful friends and some chosen family to me. I watched them go from health, vibrant you men to skeletal beings waiting on death to relieve their suffering. You captured that time so well. I also remember the wonderful people, like Delilah, how helped ease their loneliness and pain. Now these friends are memorialized in the quilt, but their pride and courage remain in my memory. I am thankful for all the medical advances that keep my young friends alive now, so I won't have to deal with that kind of loss again. -
I am sure I read this, but didn't review it. Puzzling to me why I didn't. At least I don't remember much other that the theme, so it will be like a new read. 🤔
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Hi All! It's almost midnight, so I'm off to bed. Have a great day!
