ReaderPaul
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You have a great donkey? How about a picture? Or do you have a great dong-key?
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My parents lived in Arizona and New Mexico for several years, and Mom learned to cook some really good Mexican food. This chapter reminded me of some of those good memories. Looking forward to more of these good chapters.
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I would prefer permanent Daylight Savings Time.
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I forgot to review this when I first read it. A great story. I don't want to say too much. The story speaks for itself.
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I am getting that message on both Chrome and Edge.
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I have run into several cases where the AI was wrong. It is not as often now, but it still happens.
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Very good and very correct. And then there are the unfortunate persons who seem to not be able to comprehend humor. I feel sorry for those who cannot see the humor in the world about us.
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Fascinating. We all search in our own ways. Just because not everyone comes up with the same answers doesn't mean we shouldn't search. I enjoyed this poem.
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palimpsest - Word of the Day - Mon Sep 28, 2026
ReaderPaul commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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An excellent poem in a wonderful economy of words. I rarely like poetry, but this spoke gently and softly to me.
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To possibly coin an oxymoron, this poem has a stirring stillness to it. To me it seems calming, reflective, meditative, and peaceful all at the same time. In the last paragraph, "O’ quiet cove, eternal and wise" -=- I blinked at the wrong time and read "O’ quiet cove, ethereal and wise" but that could also fit. Well done, @Enoch.
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I love the poetry of the last two lines: "To catch a killer who is running from tomorrow, you simply wait for them in the place they failed to undo." He flicked on the electric kettle, the coil hissing to life as water began to warm. "Now, who fancies a brew?" Was that intentional or coincidental? I liked the whole episode. So when might you complicate the series with a story of two women who want Sam and Leo for boyfriends? Or want their sperm to have kids by them?
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I like the small chapters, and I like the longer chapters. Either is good. Quite a bit happening in this chapter which allows a lot more to happen in the future chapters.
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Fascinating. We will have to see if the babies have vampire traits.
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Wow, that could be interesting -- a vampire/end of the world combo, or medieval courtship of a werewolf and an apprentice wizard, or a knight who travels into the future and has to learn computers-- possibilities are endless!
