We always hold onto hope and love ...
Hmm ... I've never had the opportunity to learn Latin, so thank you all for the enlightenment
( I'd also like to thank Google )
A short poem filled with beautiful memories ...
A heartfelt ode to your beautiful mother ...
We never had the pleasure of meeting her, but we feel her presence through your words ...
My analytical mind says the poem was meant to be a black comedy as @phoenix_0826 so accurately described it ...
but my emotional mind ...
anyway, sending all my love to you tim, and all my positive energy as well !
Thank you for your reminding us and remembering them ... deep in my heart, I really believe that love will always win ... but it is very difficult to keep that in mind in our daily lives ...
to alll
Hey everyone, I think I was traumatised by having to take a 2-paper exam on Monday ... Okay, okay it was all multiple choice questions and points weren't deducted if you gave a wrong answer, but still it was the first public exam that I have taken in 20 years ...
Okay, I passed both papers ( since there were only about 3 questions that require simple arithmetic, and those were limited to one paper only ) ...
but I'm still recovering ...
I'll use that word @LadyDe coined - Thank you LitL for "cliffing" us, again ... thank you <extra sarcastic tone>
I believe that the sweet and heart warming interaction between Liam and Alek would be the first glimpse of a domestic scene with the two of them; the previous romantic interlude featuring these two was outdoors (if I remember correctly) ... this is great, so deliciously sappy !
<drumming fingers, not saying a word, drumming fingers>
Yes, this is a wonderful addition to the story. Er ... is this the end ? It doesn't really matter because Michael has captured the essence of love between Tony and Marcus and it is so beautiful ... I totally love sappy stories with happy endings ... totally ...
Thank you Michael
But I used to know Calculus ... I did my university entrance exams (A levels) in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics ... now if I meet Calculus again, it would be awkward ... to say the least ...