Jack Frost

Sorry, late I know...but Happy Birthday!!!

Dream on, like they would die now. Too early...plus, they're expected to die in the car off the cliff. Another great chapter buttt.... Another goddamn f**king annoying cliffhanger.

You know, I wasn't serious that they don't really talk.

If I really I want to be in the middle of nowhere...I'd go to Yellowknife, NWT or Invuik, NWT, or a small village on those artic islands of Nunavut.

Dirty thoughts are overloading my mind.

Old Bob already mentioned Bondwriter's first name before me, so it was too late. I wouldn't tell his last name however...since it hasn't been revealed...obviously due to privacy reasons. Cats scratching my legs speak enough. I wonder how the boys are going to camp in the middle of the desert? Few hours in the desert sun without water can cook you fast. Btw, now I've been on GA for a year now. Go me!

Now now now, that was just a last name. Under the French gender rules, last names are an exception since they're passed down through generations regardless of the person's gender. I could be Jacques Vall

Don't go to Winnipeg...it's boring being stuck right in the middle of nowhere. Same thing for Saskatchewan. Montreal...hell sure you should GO!!! I lived there up to a year now so far and that's where my school is. Vancouver is really nice. British Columbia is extremely beautiful in nature. Edmonton is okish. Toronto sucks...I just can't help myself not saying that since I'm well used to Montreal and I got the Montrealer mentality...the mentality to hate Toronto for everything. Well, whole Canada hates Toronto too.

How am I being random? The traffic and small towns are in the story and we ended up talking about that. It's not something that popped out of my mind. And my personal information wasn't new, afterall...it's the setting of Moving On. Didn't think of it, eh? Et enfin, il y aura un beau probl

Woot!!!

According to my sense of size...I'd call Kingman a small city. I grew up near an urban area called Wilkes-Barre/Scranton with about 250,000 people all clumped together in small towns and boroughs and two small cities in the valley 15-20 miles long but 3-5 miles wide. It's weird, there is a city called Pittson in that area and it only has 6,000 people...and it's officially a city by name (ask the state that declared it a city, not me). Wilkes-Barre has 40,000. Scranton has 75,000, but to me they're small compared to Philadelphia (1.5 million) and Pittsburgh (315,000), the state's two biggest cities. So I live near the fourth largest urban area in the whole state and I go there all the time. My school was there. I shop there... I guess I'm not as isolated as our dear boys in For The Love. But still, traffic jams are so rare there despite the population. So CJ, am I still a small town...more like small village kid since my community is just a speck in the middle of forests and mountains with no shops, one stone church, and the rest houses. Welcome to New Worlder talks. If you Old Worlders can't take it, leave the kitchen.

I found the rush hour part too funny. Of course it's a small town and I feel them since I grew up in a small world as well... I hate traffic jams and I rarely get caught in one. When I do...I get really pissed off and annoyed. I had that in Montreal too many times and I learnt my lesson to avoid downtown on certain hours. That's one major city thing I will never ever miss. But I do miss some of the stores that you can't anywhere else. That's why I need to plan a trip to NYC someday.

A wonderful chapter and finally no cliffhanger. Thanks for the break from another suspense. I can't wait to see that lawyer grill the fundies!

I suppose Bondwriter missed my tongue-in-cheek comment to him. I can't wait for the new chapter. I'm still working on mine.

Gotta love you. Old Bob and Fran

You misunderstood me. I meant he can back up my words that I have a PhD in teasing. Pst, Moving On is due after this weekend. Ok I'll shut up now.

He is not even close making fun of me. I have a PhD in teasing. My boyfriend can surely back me up.

I won't take your positions that your mumma taught you. And I find it distrubing with the overpromoting of guns in the story. CJ never really takes into consideration I'm a liberal who believes in strict gun control.

Anyone want a black goat with sunglasses? He's useful for milking for bad smelling goat cheese to the Frenchies (like our dear Bondwriter) who adore cheese so much. CJ is my neighbor...so I can sell him for sure. I'm selling him for a half-penny...since he's not much of a value anyway. Yep, I'm from the Poconos...about an hour and half from downtown Philly if we use the Turnpike. That reminds, I should plan on shopping in Philly sometimes in the summer while I'm in the state.

But my permament address is still in PA. I don't even have a permament residence in Canada. I win. Admit it. No further comments...I'm the winner.