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  1. Ark II is now on the new world and life begins for them.
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    Ark III

    The party lasted for hours after Joel’s...speech? The many children controlled much of what happened. As much as they wanted to make it last longer, sleep was necessary. Not just for the children, but the adults as well. The noise level dropped drastically. Joel worried that the many animals in New Charleston were so frightened they may not ever come out again...nuts or not. Even the fireflies were scarcer that evening. Joel knew they’d be back. They said good night to friends they would se
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    Feel More at Home

    It most certainly does. When the northern hemisphere is in Summer, we are tilted toward the sun. When we are in Winter, we are tilted away from the sun. We are also closer to the sun as a planet to the sun. The southern hemisphere has a scorching Summer! The wobble is the reason. I hate math. I've said that. I love science.
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    We're Home!

    Everybody, I've completed book one of Ark II. I've taken them from the launch to settling on a new world. You know it won't end Book 2 is coming and I'm working on it now. Ark II" Life on Gaea. I've got many new thoughts. New plots and new threats. R. Eric
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    We're Home!

    The time flew by, and they decided to go. Ian was liking his time with Lightening, but hunger made him go back. He promised Lightening he’d be back. “I love Lightening!” Ian declared on the ride to the Dining Area. He shook his head, “Even with his mother there, he’s a real horse and has been alone.” He looked determined, “He’s not anymore.” Joel smiled, “I know.” “You missed it,” Jim said to his brother. “The lake is gorgeous!” “I saw all sorts of animals,” Kevin agreed. “Bu
  6. R. Eric

    Rejoice in the Sun

    Yes, the calm right before the storm. Humans are involved. You knew there would be.
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    Rejoice in the Sun

    At dinner that night in the New Communal Dining Area they had their beloved pets from the Ark. Ian was excited about going to visit Lightening again. “You know what to do with Lightening,” Joel said more as a question. “Sure,” Ian agreed. “He needs water, oats and many other things, like a routine bath.” He nodded. “You ride them, you bathe them.” He quoted. Sara Beth looked at Joel puzzled. “Greybear of the Inuit Tribe in Alaska told him that,” Joel chuckled. “Greybear knew
  8. There is nothing wrong with smoking a little pot. In fact, I've done it recently to reduce the pressure in my eyes. Glaucoma is a bitch. It even helps me see. Even chronic use if handled responsibly is fine. Yes, I'm not vocal about most things political, but I say yes to legalizing the use of pot. So far as probing goes, probing or being probed personally? There are some I'd like to probe.
  9. You need to get more Kleenex, I can't stop writing! Yes, there is more coming in a big way. Prepare yourselves.
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    Home Again, at Last

    As Ran got closer to the horizon many of the children were asleep. Not that the parents were that perky anymore. Unloading the passengers took a bit longer as no one moved very fast. Joel was carrying Ian as he was followed by the rest of his family. Angus had piloted back with Joel as the copilot. The other trained pilots would have to train to use the antigravity field, not that it was needed for the trip back. They had a busy, fun day! All were tired and the longer day was still being ad
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    Jie of Xia

    Patience is a virtue! Having said that, crossing your fingers won't hurt any(you never know).🤞 No, Blueblood is going to continue in China. Right now Ark II is on the burner. I'm concentrating on that one. Have you read it? I have a lot of fact checking to do with China. All my stories will continue. R. Eric
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    Souls

    They parted letting everyone know about the three additions coming for the Ark. “Two boys and a girl,” Angus told everyone. To the Human eye, or just to the Human male eyes, Joel couldn’t tell Davina was pregnant. Davina was pretty well endowed where her breasts were concerned, so he hadn’t noticed the change. Joel smiled as he thought of all the new members of their community that were going to be born on Gaea. Daylia, Hank’s and Rita’s twins were to be born here. He knew Sara Beth wo
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    Gaeaworld

    Athena came up to Joel. “I created that which you saw last, using the plans I have in memory and what you and everyone has said about what you were doing.” She began quietly, “I hope I did alright.” Joel hugged her, “That was beautiful!” “There were some palm trees I should have added...” Athena began. Sara Beth nodded holding Ian who had fallen asleep. These longer days were going to take time to get used to. “It was a projection about a future we are building. It was beautiful.”
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    What Time Is It?

    Joel did witness the team Jim was a part of have success with the antigravity field. He saw the field work with the jetbike. Control was the problem there. With the jetbike powered up, it was fine. It threatened to topple over when stationary. It was a single, or if needed, two person craft for going short distances. Like bicycles and motorcycles it could carry two. The sidecar wasn’t even thought about. The other person would ride their own jetbike. If there was trouble the two riders could get
  15. It was agony! There are still people without power in Tampa, but I was suffering from withdrawal after Miton. We lost power Wednesday and it was Friday night when it came back. Nothing to do! I am on the fifth floor of an apartment complex. No storm surge flooded this area. Even if I had a book, how could I read it without a lighted reading magnifier? I envisioned I would be babbling incoherently in a dark corner! When the power came back, it was a Devine light that shone from above. I moved here from Charleston on June 20th. I am still setting up house. I now have battery backup for when this happens again. This is friendly complex. I know every dog that lives here and the Human they own. Yes, the dog owns the Human, not the other way around. Cowboy, Ginger, Chedda (the spelling is right), and many other tailwaggers. (I love dogs.) Anyway, I lived through it, barely. I began writing again when the power was up a mere ten percent on my Alienware. It's a compulsion. I have to write! I've just got to!
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