Parker Owens
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Actually, it’s probably in space, above the drain... You have my hugs; I understand the feeling...
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Yes. Limits of integration help you find the center of mass of the sink we wash the dishes in. Of course, they all kind of come out as thingies don’t they?
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I completely forgot the words limits of integration talking with my colleague in Physics yesterday. Ugh.
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It happens to me all the time, especially in the heat of a great conversation.
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At the end of a long day... hope everyone has had a good day!
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Che cosa succedendo qui? Do me a favor and get out of town for a weekend? This all seems fishier than a trawler full of mackerel. Paul is absolutely right to be annoyed, and is a prince for hanging on to Corbin anyway. Great chapter.
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Your poem just made my day better!
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A good friend of mine always counseled: “never make any major life decisions in February.” Given the gloom, it’s good advice. Thanks so much for reading these, and for your thoughts.
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tim, you hit exactly what I was aiming for in the second one. Thanks so much for reading these, and for your response.
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Thank you Wolf. You’re very kind to read these and to comment.
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Hugs back, squared.
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February is such a long month for having so few days. The light lengthens ever so slowly; and it’s easy for me to remain feeling dark even as the dawn comes ever earlier. Thanks for reading these, and for your comments.
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Thank you, Gary for reading these. February in our part of the world can make anyone blue. They sing a song that does not see the light that’s coming. March is a much more hopeful month...
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I’m very grateful you read these; still more for your comments. I’m very glad some of the images resonated with you.
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One. Would you be hurt if I were gone, my spirit fled before the dawn without a forwarding address, my life a brief phenomenon? I would not leave you in distress, ungrateful for your tenderness, yet if you sigh and turn the page, I could not love you any less. Mortality, at any stage, makes some to weep and others rage, but I seem otherwise inclined to contemplate the end of age. I know this falls to humankind,
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Marvelous. I went back and forth wondering who you were writing about.
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Oh, man. Be careful and stay safe.
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Stefano Moretti is hot on the trail. Harris found his family’s murderers and killed them brutally. Who is going to find who first? And what does Luca have to do with any of this? This chapter raises tons of questions to which I would love answers very soon, please.
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The feel of this is so nineteenth century. I shall need my pipe and smoking jacket for the next chapter, which I hope will fascinate as much as the first.
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Chapter 2 - Snuggles
Parker Owens commented on Cole Matthews's story chapter in Chapter 2 - Snuggles
Your cat characterizations are spot on. Both felines are adept at manipulating their young, naive human. They know precisely how to get the most out of life with Hunter. -
What a poem. Wonderfully surreal, and dreamlike. And it certainly illustrates your realization well.
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Hello, @BHopper2; hope today improves for you. Good Morning, molly. Hugs back.
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Good morning, everyone. No snow in the forecast! Just a little calculus...
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Well, we certainly got to enjoy a hot breakfast. More than that, we got to enjoy Corbin expanding his circle of friends to include those who love Paul. You showed this very well. The cleaner at Harris’ apartment was terribly ominous, though. The clouds on the horizon are piling up.
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Photographs and Chocolate Cake
Parker Owens commented on Mikiesboy's story chapter in Photographs and Chocolate Cake
There is nothing more happy than the unaffected grin of a teen. I imagined that in your very last line. This was a great chapter, full of anticipation and hope, along with plans for the changing future. I only hate to think I have to wait a week for more.
