Geron Kees
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Uh...yeah, you have a good point!
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It has irked me at times that Paul knows more about my stories than I do!
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I always like introducing new characters. But then I am forced to use them in later stories! There are a LOT of characters in this series already, too.. Oops!
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'Bout time we got some gentlemen and scholars in on the act, huh?
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That's the way I felt. I wrote that story in a single day, pretty much.
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No, I meant WD40.
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I'll get around to catching up with your stuff, too! Happy to be back!
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I am always happy to make you happy.
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I'm happy to hear from you again. I hope everyone enjoys the chapter. I found it harder to write than usual. I'm just rusty, is all. Little WD40, and I'll be fine!
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Thank you. I see no reason why I won't be getting back to my former activity level.
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Thanks. I actually feel rusty after six months of no fiction writing. But it's coming back to me, I think.
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The town is bigger than it seems. And, I would guess that Jamie and Garvin had not seen Crillis since he got his new apprentice.
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Browbeat edged up to the staircase wall, his wings humming as he hovered, and peered down the upstairs hallway. The house was quiet, but he knew it wasn't unoccupied. He could hear Kip talking somewhere, and Charlie and Rick and Adrian laughing, but no one was in sight, which was all that mattered. "The coast is clear," he whispered to the small figure behind him. "Just try not to bang that crate into anything." "You sure?" Casper asked, keying the gravity manipulator that had hold of
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A short Christmas tale for the holidays.
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Is anyone ever squeaky clean? There are a number of powerful mages in this tale. But they don't all have the same knowledge or experience. There is no set curriculum for becoming a master. Excelling at what one knows seem to be the key.
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Jamie is carried away by his new knowledge, though. It will take time to master it. Flitch...well. you'll see.
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Tried that. Took care of the squeak, but not the rub!
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Charlie has been pushing me for a while now to get back to the story. I really think it's Kip, working through Charlie, but I don't want to say that out loud. But, thanks. I am happy to be writing again.
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Thank you. It's great of you to say!
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It's taken some months, but I am doing very well now. Ups and down, here and there, but that is to be expected. I am happy to be writing again. I thought I could complete this tale with a chapter 10, but quickly found that a chapter 11 would be needed. I'll get that posted here as soon as I can.
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Thanks, Doc. I'm a little rusty, but I think I can get going again!
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Thanks. I am happy to be back.
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Oh, you know how those fourth-order and fifth-order life forms can be. Always lording it over us poor third-orders!
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I had to re-read the story, too!
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Much better than I was, thank you!
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