mollyhousemouse

Oh. My. When you are with the one you love, home can be anywhere, even Hell. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

Oh Northie! What a great little slice of a demon's life! Can I get that "Fuck off" sign? There are many times I'd like very much to have that as my "Out Of Office" notification! I almost want to navigate to the hell website! What a hoot! Aren't most "FAQ" pages worthless? The one question you have is never, ever there! Glad to know it happens in Hell too! I hope that we get to see what happens when he gets home to "his human" Thank you!

So..sweet story. Had to share with 16 yo daughter as she is K-Pop CRAZY! She has also introduced me to yaoi manga, so this was one we could share. Big Bang is one of her favorites! The fact that you chose Taeyang and G-Dragon made her squeal! She thought the image of being the meat in at Taeyang/G-D sandwich was on point! Thanks for writing such a great little vignette!

Gary that hit me in the feels! In a good way!

I had the tartan scarf, those ridiculous pants, and all the albums!

I love this ending, that's not really an ending! I saw this pop up while I was goofing off at work, playing on my phone. So I locked my computer and hightailed it outside (it's 80 F here today) to have a sit on our office deck and read it! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

I have a few that stand out. 1970-something, I saw John Denver, in the round, at a place that no longer exists, McNichols Arena in Denver, CO. His voice and writing was inspired! There are song of his that still make me cry. Annie's Song, Calypso (which he wrote after being with the great Jacques-Yves Cousteau)...I could go on for days. Sometime in about 1976 I was allowed to "go to a show" without a chaperone. My BFF Kelly and I saw (don't laugh) The Bay City Rollers. I've seen Neil Diamond 3 times. Great shows. Lots of dancing in the aisles. The greatest, however, was an outdoor venue called Thunder Mountain Amphitheater. We saw Randy Travis. August, 2010. The kids were with us, and they knew all the words. All. The. Words. It was the best!

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Your words always affect me. This time with a longing for the relationship that you had with your mom, and that I used to have with mine. Those moments you talk about, I remember fondly. Again, thank you for sharing this, with us.

Oh Sasha! What a wonderful way to wrap this up! I am so very glad I waited until this morning to read it as I was able to do so uninterrupted. While I will willingly read anything you write, I agree with belann that this is a marvelous place to leave these two. Thank you again, for sharing them with us!

I knew there was a heart in there somewhere! I loved it, Sasha!

I have just binged on this great little story! Thank you very much for sharing them with us. I can't wait to read more!

Oh I like this one!

I am so glad I found this! I'd like to share this: March on. Do not tarry. To go forward is to move toward perfection. March on, and fear not the thorns, or the sharp stones on life's path. Khalil Gibran

I saw the chapter update this morning while I was getting ready for work. I am so glad that I waited for lunch to read it! It was wonderful! The love from the family, the friends and cousins hanging out. CJ acknowledging what he was feeling. Nicely done. Molly

Your poem touches all those little things that make my kids laugh at me over the things I have kept from their infancy and childhood. Those things that can still bring tears to my eyes if I look at them, touch them, even just think about them. I'm so glad you shared this. Molly

tim you have such a gift. I am also having a bad day, and your words were perfect. I say it most every time I comment, but thank you. Thank you for sharing your talent with us. Molly

I feel much the same way the Lyssa and Puppilull do. Although English is my first language and my background is in writing, I am no writer. Leaving a "review" seemed pretentious. Most of what I write is "comments." I want to encourage the authors I read to keep writing, to keep sharing these people who live in their heads, their talents, with readers. Being involved with forums, and reading some authors blogs, I've come to understand better how valuable my comments and likes are. I'm lavish with the likes! I'll leave comments every few chapters. I also hope that having a "Comments" label, there will be more feedback from readers.

Oh, tim....well done! Bravo!! And so many other things that mean, "Man, that was good!" I could feel SIlver's trepidation at hearing Goram utter those three tiny, yet significant, words. Goram's shock at seeing the silver goat taking Silver's little purse. And the fact that he didn't care. If you wanted to write more fairy tales, I'd surely read them. Thanks, tim. For sharing this story with us! Molly

and What am I thanking you for, you may wonder? For putting words, well thought out wonderful words, to what we all have felt from time to time. And the sun! How wonderful it feels when, not feeling at all like the you you like to be, and you step into the sunshine. Oh yes. Like a hug from a dear friend. I'm sorry as hell you are feeling lost. And yet feeling blessed that you have the words, and the courage, to share this with us.

I loved this! It is different than what you usually write for us and I really enjoyed it. It made me a little angry that William took away Tris' ability to choose at the end. Tris could have gone on to do good, or even great, things. But William took more than that when he first turned Tris, didn't he? Another story to add to the library of "Stories to Read Again."

How will Kiorl react to having to work for what he wants? Hard to say, can't wait to watch the drama (oh it will be drama) unfold!

tim, I'm so glad that your Christmas turned itself around. Having a plan is a great idea! Let someone (Mike) know what the plan is so he can help you execute it.

I already have Chris Pratt cast in the role of Coop. Will they start raising horses, all from Cholo the stud? Will they move to Wiley's place? Will they sell it and stay in their idyllic valley? If these two fine fellas and their lives make the occasional appearance, I wouldn't mind it one bit. Nicely done, Gary