Geron Kees
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I've seen every episode of this show! There are worse things to be compared to!
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Thank you. Charlie, Kip, and Adrian would smile at being called 'wholesome'. But I fear that when Ricks hears it, he will go straight to his closet and dig out his black leather jacket!
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Chapter 4
Geron Kees posted new chapter in There's A Strange Partridge in My Pear Tree, Charlie Boone!
"It was quite a shock when it happened," Nicklus told them, his eyes looking pained now as he considered the past. "I did everything I could to mitigate the crisis, but I have not been able to change things." Nicholaas sat on the edge of his seat, staring at his counterpart in disbelief. "The portal to the elf world collapsed?" "Yes. There one day, as it had been for millennia of time, and then simply gone the next." Nicholaas looked over at Max a moment, and then back to Nicklus.- 31 comments
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I hope you won't be disappointed if you don't!
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They'll probably do that, if I can sober up that darn scriptwriter!
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Ohmigosh! It's a pandemic!
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Road? Doors? Why...whatever do you mean?
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Aw, Doc! And I have always seen you as so REASONABLE, too!
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Must be. I can hear the hum from here!
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I learned to read before I even entered kindergarten, and have always loved it. An early life spent reading lends itself well to a later life spent writing. Imagination is like a spring-powered toy: the more you wind it up, the faster and longer it runs. I am curious and interested in a lot of things, and remember a lot of what I read. But @ReaderPaul has me beat. He knows more about my own stories than I do!
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I think he does have an extraordinary memory! And, he reads everything 52 times!
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I think Nicholaas can finagle the steps later. In fact, I'm sure he can!
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Ohmigosh! Ivor, it's catching!
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This story has six chapters. I plan to start the next Halloween story in April, and the Christmas story in July. That will give me more time to have fun, without those darn holiday deadlines constantly looming.
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It must be the air where you are, or something!
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Ah. Just don't get used to this being the reason for the story. This Christmas is a coat of many colors!
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It's fine if you eat it as a chocolate orange, so long as when you first spot it, it was an Easter egg!
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Chapter 3
Geron Kees posted new chapter in There's A Strange Partridge in My Pear Tree, Charlie Boone!
Each softly-glowing lamp along the staircase lit just enough of the way forward to merge with the pool of illumination from the next lamp ahead. The faraway glow at the bottom of the stairs just seemed a white haze in the distance, lost now in the lights along the stairs. They descended the stairs carefully, though Max gave every indication of being unworried about their destination. Charlie placed a hand over the dragon medallion on his chest, seeking any sense Castor might be able to offe- 30 comments
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You got it. Sherlock Holmes lived at 221B Baker Street. Mycroft was his brother, AND the artificial mind that became sentient and was an accomplice in the lunar penal colony revolution in the Heinlein tale (one of his best, too!). I often drop little Easter eggs in my stories. Many go unnoticed. But Sherlock Holmes is a little too well-known to be missed!
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Good point. If you had a thousand guineas in 1800, you were a rich dude. Maybe not a banker, but certainly someone a banker would love to know!
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Or, a good groan button!
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It needs shutters and a good padlock!
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It may not be trouble at all. Could just be that they finally found where Mildred hid the washer and dryer!
