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I agree. Thanks, @Myr.

Once again, @Geron Kees has an excellent Charlie Boone tale for us. The real treats in this story are -- Durapar. Madracorn. Sefton. Lyrgris. Moth. And the marvelous interplay of all these elements and more to make not merely a really good story, but a marvelously wonderful story. Durapar needs more exposure in future stories. At this point, he is in need of more character development. Still, his part starts the whole adventure. Well done, Geron.

Another Five-Star-Plus story from Geron Kees. (But -- the system will only let me give five stars.) This return to Twombly was stirring and stimulating of love, laughter, and happiness, while gently reminding us that love in its many things is a very good thing. There are surprises sprinkled about within the story well worth enjoying. I don't want to include spoilers, so I will just say -- I greatly recommend this story.

I agree. Thanks, @Myr.

This story in the Charlie Boone series is another excellent example of the storytelling of Geron Kees. Charlie and the guys and Max set out to break some new records in skwish, and stumble upon another adventure. The results are spectacular in more than one way, as they, Browbeat, and new friends Ripley Shannon and Will Whitesaw work together to solve mysteries and save planets. Well done.

I enjoy doing laundry. It is an accomplishment one can quickly see.

Good theories. I have met a few lawyers, however, who seem to have studied ethics so they can try to make some of their legal maneuvers LOOK ethical. The majority of lawyers I have met, however, mean well.

Not so sure of that. If the floors are still as hard as concrete normally is, it can be a real trial of pain for those of us who have foot trouble.

Some years back I was texting and autocorrect kept "correcting" "I have a stuffy nose" to -- "I have a stiffy."

Wow. When you have authors like @Geron Kees and @W_L and @astone2292 and @R. Eric and @Aditus and @dkstories and the rest, it is difficult to go wrong. Thanks, @Myr.

This is not my usual style of story. But it was so well done as to be worth five stars, More and more things happen in the story and gradually they guys and Nix figure to what to do to resolve the various elements of this well written story.

Excellent, @Myr. This is not my normal type of read, but I liked it very much.

They have plenty of storage space on Engris, plus their second villa which is on Lyrgris. @Geron Kees has not yet shown us anything about the spaceport and the market of Lyrgris yet, but at the end of "The Sky is A Mirror, Charlie Boone!" Jorli and Eseffa promised them a villa on Lyrgris to be used by Charlie and company when they are on Lyrgris. Since there is a teleport booth connecting Engris and Lyrgris, it will be easy for the Freewheeling Five (Charlie, Kip, Rick, Adrian, and Browbeat) and their friends and families to get to the villa on Lyrgris. (Hint, hint, Geron Kees.) Of course, Kip, Uncle Bob, Max, Keerby, Frit, Pip, Nicholaas, Robin, Auggie, and some others can already teleport to and from Engris at any time they wish.

Cool chapter! Good work, @quokka.

Yes, there is a game called Conspire. It is a hidden-role storytelling game where players create their own conflicts and assign objectives to characters. The game involves deception and strategy, allowing players to shape the narrative and achieve their goals through various means. It is designed for 4-12 players and is suitable for ages 10 and up.