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i will take that as a compliment. i have read things that are huge but it is never enough. Thank you for your support, Tonyr.

Thank you Reader ... i'm very please you enjoy it xo

Thank you, again . For your support of these stories and of me. Both mean a great deal. i am very glad you can see all of it. xo

Thank you. It has happened to me with my own Husband ... it is like having new sight. Seeing this other human being all over again with fresh eyes. Thank you so much for reading and for your lovely comments.

Thank you, Kitt. I appreciate the compliment and i'm pleased you can feel what they do. Thanks again.

Sorry... didn't see this earlier... glad your mom is good. xoxo

Thank You, Sir .. i'm pleased You enjoyed it.

It could easily be a never ending story .. but i did talk to AC about a possible third book. But i didn't think it was a smart move and he said, "Please don't." not because the stories aren't good, but because less is more. These two stories are meaningful and more would take away from that i think. It's time to let them go.

oh my ..lol ... people saying they hope it goes on for a long time .. i think they will kill me when it ends.

glad you liked that one.. and i'm glad you're doing a bit better my friend xoxo

she sounds kinda cool. animals are interesting beings ... they are not 'just a' anything and deserve more respect as fellow life forms. ... i miss having a dog ... maybe i should talk to Michael about it

keep cool honey.. all the best to the group!!

Glad you enjoyed it Boss. To me it makes sense to keep people you like, who you know and whose work you like. In this case it wont make a huge difference to the Partners. They will get what they want and so will Louis. It's a win-win.

cap-a-pie adverb | kap-uh-PEE Definition : from head to foot Think of a medieval knight riding off to battle completely encased (from head to foot, as it were) in armor. Knights thus outfitted were said to be "armed cap-a-pie." The term cap-a-pie (or cap-à-pie), which has been used in English since at least the 16th century, descends from the Middle French phrase de cap a pé, meaning "from head to foot." Nowadays, it is generally extended to more figurative armor, as in "armed cap-a-pie against criticism." Cap-a-pie has also been credited with parenting another English phrase. Some people think the expression "apple-pie order," meaning "perfect order," may have originated as a corruption of "cap-a-pie order." The evidence for that theory is far from orderly, however, and it must be regarded as speculative.

It was going to take some time to get used to being home. We discussed what we wanted life to be like over breakfast on Thursday morning. “Once Max arrives, just how busy do you want to be?” Donny munched on his French toast and bacon. “And while I love this meal, we cannot do this on a daily basis.” I sipped my coffee. “Mmm, no I suppose not.” “Don’t get me wrong, I’d love it, but I’d be putting on weight in no time.” Don wiped his mouth. “And you won’t have time for lots of clean

good night, Reader xoxo

that sounds like some list

i've written some poetry thats all. there is nothing else.. i dont keep a list of things to read .. and i've been reading .. i always read.. there are no answers. i know that. i dont believe in muses and that stuff.

i did something stupid last night ... didn't drink my Natural Calm... and i can feel it ... feel it like creeping fog. and i've been talking about writing for the anthology.. but i cant even write a sentence let alone a story ... not for months .. months .. not a prompt, not a paragraph...

oh dear

oh i like that picture .. enjoy yourselves...

that's from whom i learned it .. but Mac Sir does it better and i'm not joking

Hmmmm