Brayon
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Since I first read this poem, when you posted it, I've been finding it hard to express into words what I felt from it. Fantastic poem, tim. It invoked some good emotions.
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Chance Meeting at the Pride Parade
Brayon commented on comicfan's story chapter in Chance Meeting at the Pride Parade
Great story. Loved it. -
A fun story. Loved it.
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I loved it. Was a great story, tim.
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Excellent poem, Mac. You can see the love that is in your words.
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Yeah..... *coughs* Autocorrect fail.
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Comas are the bane of my existence. Even when I cut them out myself, use Grammarly to cut out more, @Kitt manages to find more that I missed. @Mikiesboy shared with me a document that he made, of tips, tricks, and things to look out for, that @AC Benus shared with him over time.
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I don't have many words to say, my friend. We walk similar paths, and I'm here if you ever need to vent. It'll stay between you, and me. I might not know the words of advice to say, but you can always count on my virtual hugs and my thoughts and prayers.
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I hope you get the help and support you need. I've been in your place and can sympathize with you. I've been fighting Depression and Bipolar for years now.
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Thanks for posting this Cia. It's refreshing to see GA being open about its policies, unlike other sites, and the staff being approachable like Y'all are.
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movies Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
Brayon commented on Myr's blog entry in Myr's Corner
As Myr mentioned in the blog about the book, Narnia has a lot of Christian Undertones to it. I loved the first movie and didn't catch the 2nd or 3rd. However, I love this Stephen Curtis Chapman song that was made for the movie. -
I know and have been in the place where you are at, tim. Your words come from the heart, and I hope that calmer waters come to you soon.
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I noticed a few times now when viewing the "All Activity" page, that a Blue/White banner at the top mentions something about the Search Index is updating. But it's sporadic when it's up.
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I've noticed that GA lags sometimes after I hit the Submit button. From forum posts to comments on stories and blogs, and in private messages. After clicking the submit button, it hangs for a good 15 to 45 seconds. Win10 with latest updates. Firefox v60.0.0 (64-bit) Grammarly installed All ad-blockers off.
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#676 seems like a good one... Time to add to the list.
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TC2 - Chapter 7: Retribution
Brayon commented on Brayon's story chapter in TC2 - Chapter 7: Retribution
Thank you, deville, for reading and for the comments you left over the seven chapters. I'm making an outline for book 3 now, while working on my current project. -
I've not used YouTube to view documentaries, so I've got ask. Are these legit documentaries backed by facts, or are they someone's film class project chocked full of opinion and bias?
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I'm feeling old now.
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20 years is a long time. I didn't realize Nifty was around that long ago! Happy Anniversary, Comsie.
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Ancient Aliens.
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I can agree with this. You mentioned Lewis and Tolkien being friends. I read an article that discussed how Tolkien's friends would beg him to shut up about his stories because he would drone on and on about them. LOL. To be honest, I read the Hobbit, and can barely make it 10 pages into Fellowship, before I pass out. It's great for nights when my insomnia is really bad. Back on topic. I'll take a look at these books. I've seen the movies but never had a chance to read the books.
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prompt Special Newsletter Prompt Game: Gay Pride Headline!
Brayon commented on Cia's blog entry in Writing World
So tempted to do this. -
I heard that about C.S. Lewis, but never about Tolkien. However, it does shed a new light on the Hobbit and Lord of the Rings. Granted, I still feel that a monkey with a keyboard is a better writer than Tolkien, it does make me want to take a deeper look.
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When I read this story, I didn't know what to expect, as tim took us on a fantastic urban fantasy short story. Set in his native land of Canada, Finn is reminded of a promise he made as a child to Sam. But it's more than a simple promise... it's a family obligation that needed protecting. As we watch Finn, return home, you watch his world change, and you feel the love that happens. It was a well-crafted story, excellent visuals, and great pacing. A vibrant world that was crafted.
