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Wow, A... I didn't mean to make you cry. However, that is quite the compliment. Thank you for reading and commenting, my friend.
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Your comments always mean a lot to me, jp. Thank you. Once I finally committed time to the prompt, the story came out like an opening of the floodgates.
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Thank you, Reader. That this story gripped you so is quite a compliment.
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No, thank YOU, Def - for reading and commenting. I like hearing your thoughts.
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Thank you, molly. "Very powerful" is a great compliment to writing.
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Thank you, moggy. Without second chances, no one would find their way out of the darkness. I appreciate your comment.
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I've always appreciated such stories myself, Deville. I believe in the power of forgiveness and acceptance. I'm thrilled you liked this story. Cheers - Mac
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Thank you, tim. My muse helped with that.
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I suppose it is a bit of a kick in the butt, not your typical warm and fuzzy Christmas tale. That's just where my mind went with the prompt. Glad you liked it, Parker. Thank you for the comment.
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This is great, renee. I'm happy for you and Duane and glad that you're in a spot where you now feel comfortable sharing the news with others.
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Loved it, Val. It's true that many experience the blues at holiday time, and cancer is a beast. You made the prompt, and this story, magical and touching.
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Very sweet, caz. The treasure hunt pulled us along in this story, anticipating what Billy would find at the end. Nothing felt rushed about it.
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Makes perfect sense that Daniel chose the Charlie Brown shirt because he'd heard everyone call his uncle that. Makes for a good laugh for the family. Nice story and use of the prompt.
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Very engaging tale, with a lot of unexpected turns, all very well-written.
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I think the poem inside the cracker was my favorite part. It revealed great emotion, and the courage of Harish to take a chance - in front of an audience! Great job with this one, tim.
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The spin on elves volunteering for time-rotation in Santa's workshop was great, and the budding friendship-relationship formed between Tligg and Craagen during this was very sweet.
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This was a very sweet story, A. You took the prompt and made a romantic tale of love and acceptance. Great job.
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“Lots of features on this one: razor-thin OLED display, sound bar, four HDMI inputs, Web OS menu system, app-capable...” While the list is rattled off, I run a hand across the bridge of the frame. It’s razor-thin, all right. Amazing how advanced televisions have become. No need for extra space in the room anymore, just hang it on the wall like an oil painting and call it good. “It’s nice,” I say. “But probably more than I need. I don’t want fancy. I broke the TV I had” – with the heel of my
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Not all angels have wings. And not all sinners go to hell. Aaron, a misanthrope who blames himself for the death of his partner on Christmas Eve two years prior, discovers redemption and second chances in the most unexpected way.
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Make fudge? No, but thanks. I'll just imagine the taste.
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If I say "bah humbug" is that droll...? No, but seriously, the happiest of holiday time for you and Mike. The fudge sounds good.
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Thank you, renee. I appreciate it.
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Thank, Reader. There are emotions we as humans commonly share and experience.
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Feelings we all have, at one time or another. Thanks for your comment, Parker.
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Thanks for helping put things into perspective, Mike.
