Geron Kees

Aw, you aren't hard to please at all! Thanks!

Interesting premise, but to early to tell where you're going with it. I have some catching up to do!

That was a nice little recap. Remember that Charlie is also a shapeshifter, and Kip can now teleport. And Rick and Adrian, together, can now...oops! That would be telling! I don't know HOW you remember all this stuff!

Another good tale, and a bit of a whirlwind, at that. I'd like to think it could happen, just this way, to a couple of lucky guys!

A sweet little cattail of a tale sure to make you stop and smile.

Nice to see that Sylvester could take time away from chasing Tweety Bird to make Brad and Cal happy! A tight and sweet little story with a nice supernatural angle, and the sort of happy ending we all love!

Another story with a twist from an author who likes to make his characters work a little for a satisfying ending. No spoilers here, just read it!

Although this one ended well, it was a little bit too short. I do believe your readers would have enjoyed more. I mean, I know I would have! Another nice look into the soft, fuzzy spot where your stories are born.

THERE'S a memory jog! I started on Commodores and KayPros, way back. Got my first IBM PC in 1983. I had a 1200 baud modem, which was fast at that point, and then a 2400 baud later, than 9600, and lastly a 14400. I used to log in through the University, which was wide-open, and could visit most other academic sites easily, both in the US and outside it. Even many government sites. Security was non-existent back then. FTP, telnet - way different times. I ran a game board BBS starting in around 1985, first on QuickBBS, than RemoteAccess, a look-alike with greater ANSI capabilities. TradeWars, Operation Overkill, Global War. That was a hell of a lot of fun! I still have all this software on floppies, and a 486 in the closet that still has WIN93 on it. Blast from the past!

Knowing a little bit about a lot of things is FAR more fun than knowing everything about ONE thing!

I had fun just reading the comments!

I have no problem with addressing anyone in a manner they wish to be addressed, within reason. But I don't feel the need to call myself anything but 'human'.

Marriages can unravel, if you don't maintain them carefully. Putting them back together is hard...but can be interesting! Read and find out.

Another great story. Best of wishes for Cal and Peter. I have family in Pittsburgh. Great place to get married!

See! I'm not the only one that forgets what he's written!

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They should be back soon! They have moved from a dot-com to a dot-org and have to undergo the DNS propagation phase now.

I'm just amazed that stuff I say in earlier stories remembers to come back later!

So, if we could get a skunk to smell like money, everybody would want one?

Yep. Mostly in the spring and early summer, when they spread that stuff on the fields.

A sweet little story about how the welfare and happiness of a loved one can supersede everything else, even death. Read it.

An excellent, if bittersweet tale about selfless love. You packed an amazing amount of feeling into a very small word count. Doug placed his love for Ryan ahead of everything else here, and to good effect. You deserve a grand hug for this one!

Interesting and different science fiction tale with some new twists. Better read with a VERY good friend close by!

Now that's what I call a climax! Interesting shot at sci-fi from you. I hope there will be more! 😁

Are they like tribbles?