Tempting but what would JP say to you @Jean87? Could you bear that look of disappointment as he shakes his head whilst looking at “Posterboy” writhing on the floor? Yes you could? Me too!!!!
Just a little reminder, you have people all over the world who love your writing, are grateful for you sharing directly, or indirectly, what life can be like, and above all, who wish you all the best. For my small part, a huge hug from Spain 🤗
So, what is Matt letting himself in for as a School Ambassador? An interested start to the story… and who doesn’t like a few hunky Norwegians on the side, as it were..
nice job @paren01 🤗
Thank you! Yes, they are excellent. The poor son cutting his nose off to spite his face for so long. I must revisit. The writing is first rate.
regards and thanks @Flip-Flop
Perhaps caramelised apple cobbler? But I don’t know what a cobbler is, apart from a shoe repairer…… But anything with sugar and apples has to be good!
BTW can anyone remind me of the author of the stories based on an apple farm. They were v good.
Normally few can express themselves as clearly and concisely as @Wesley8890, but here they seem unable to state a clear opinion…….
British humour Wesley, I’m 100% with you!
I suppose my question with the p**s artist previously known as JJ, Jays or just a pain in the butt, is whether the leopard can change its spots. So many good things he seems to be doing and then sends a photo of his face to keep the anti Will feeling going.
The fact that there are so many battles over Jeremy amongst readers is a testament to @Mark Arbour‘s skill. Kudos to him!
Umm. I suspect that Carmella’s name might be mentioned in the (in)famous Treaty of Heathfield between the Earl and Countess of Brentwood, at least in Caroline’s version…..
As @Talo Segura writes in an excellent review, “This story is different”. It is but is well worth the effort.
To be honest, I’m not sure I would have read a long series, but this punchy, 10-chapter-long short tale was an attractive option to keep on reading until the last, excellent, sentence.
A slightly quirky tale of two naive people. Well-worth a read.
Much of the “labelling”/self-identification found me floundering, with terms I had never heard of before. Nevertheless, I find the ending very good and authentic to their situation. An enjoyable, if challenging, read. Thank you 🙏
My Mancher-born Nan and mum used to say, “Liar’s need long memories”. It scared me so much I never lied until I knew I was gay, and boy did I need a good memory…
Sadly, perhaps, we were up in the mountains trying to escape the heat and missed the sights!! Now you have got me thinking about whether we should have gone to the beach 🏖️