Geron Kees
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I wouldn't have DARED. That would be like them meeting a dwarf version of Nicholaas called Nicholess.
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Time, as Nicholaas likes to say, is that element of a day that can always be revised by a good editor.
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Wow. And I thought I was fooling EVERYBODY! Browbeat? Sic him, boy!
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I guess I could have had them just sniff and close the door, and go eat some brownies, but that wouldn't have been nearly as much fun!
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A lot of friends have been dropping by, I see. I know I'm enjoying it!
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She did sort of get you right HERE, didn't she? 😄
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You don't really want me to tell you, do you?
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A very nice little Christmas surprise. You are on an amazing roll just now with good stories. Keep it up!
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Yeah, but that's just a thousand guineas in 1800 currency. Inflation!
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A merry and a ho,ho, to all,too! 🎅
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Uh, yeah, that's it! See, I KNEW Paul would know!
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Chapter 2
Geron Kees posted new chapter in There's A Strange Partridge in My Pear Tree, Charlie Boone!
"A little higher," Adrian called, to where Kip stood just inside the front door, in touch with Lugh. It was after dark now, and they were tweaking the outdoor lighting. After some experimentation, they had decided against outlining all the windows with lights, opting instead to create gently-illuminated wreaths in each window. These showed through the glass from the inside, or so it seemed, and were pleasant and cheerful. They tried them first in the lower halves of the windows, and then th- 22 comments
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I have to admit, it wouldn't be the same for me, either. Charlie and friends have come to be a part of my own holidays. I just need to start the stories earlier so that I am not always cramming the endings together the day before the holiday arrives!
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Haha! I really should read ahead in these comments!
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You're asking ME? I just relate what the guys tell me! I don't know these little details! Honestly, we do have to assume that some things happen outside the immediate story lines. If I had to relate EVERY thing that ever happened, I wouldn't ever be able to stop writing! But I would suggest you ask ReaderPaul when Nicholaas and Browbeat first met. HE knows more about the series than I ever will!
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Well, as long as someone remembers to leave the five gold rings, the guys can sell them and afford to clean up all the messes!
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It's my idea of a nice house, too. I have a Dutch colonial, but I have always been partial to Victorian-era homes. The nicer ones have just the most amazing craftsman interiors, and the rooms, with their high ceilings and big windows, seem enormous. I may get one yet and restore it. That would be a GREAT project, in my book! But for now, Charlie, Kip, and their friends get to have all the fun!
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Browbeat sees the good in everything. It WOULD be nice to have a friend like that! Um, the fact that he can fly doesn't hurt, either!
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Wow. I knew I forgot SOMETHING! But Lugh can just darken the windows so that no one can see the lights on inside!
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I am happy you are elated. And, I hope that feeling maintains! 😁
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I have a library in my own home, and it's my favorite room. Not only do I read in it, but I often write in it!
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I couldn't get everyone to come this time! Darn these people, that have lives! I picked up a list that I though was a list of Charlie Boone series characters, to make sure I didn't forget anyone, and only halfway through it realized it was the city registry for Providence, Rhode Island! '
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Nope. I wanted the story to start before the holiday this time. If I could have, i would have posted the whole thing today!
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Browbeat is representative of the inner glee we all have at the things we see and experience, but which we kinda don't mention to most folks, lest they think we're a little batty!
