Gary L
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The story advances, first hurdle, finally, dealt with….. next one what to do with Ben! All written with a deft touch of humour that we expect from @Mark Ponyboy Peters.
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Two black and tan miniature with short hair. The summer heat here is terrible for the long haired ones. We were getting two sisters but one withdrawn from sale due to serious illness, poor thing. So Greta arrrives on Thursday and Berta in September……
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The stars of the show are two kittens which the guys are looking after for the weekend. During the weekend we learn of the sad home life of one and the undeclared love of the other. Cats return as a key component of the climax. a lovely, gentle story written with feeling and empathy. The author should be congratulated.
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A fascinating journey with Keith. Revisiting a place where you suffered can bring release and relief. But not always. Poor Keith.
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Yes, not totally carefree as awaiting two mini dachshund puppies and it has been v complicated!
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Hope you can escape from the virus asap, we need your incisive, analytical and often very entertaining comments as much as possible. When I see your name and then a long entry I know we are in for a good time. They are much appreciated. Take good care. Gary hug 🤗
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After only two chps I’m hooked on this new story from @Mark Ponyboy Peters . It’s v nicely written.
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A funny, quirky tale from another world. Suitable not only for aquatic kin but also human kin like us! As for the author, a complete mystery.
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I have a dear friend whose routines are not dissimilar- he would rather buy two copies of weekend Financial Times than share his copy………
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was t that how she got money for the drugs meeting her uncle? Certainly some form of abuse?
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Ok, @Mark Arbour, your number 1 fan is here to say……….. I got here first! Seriously, a fantastic episode we knew dinners could be drama-filled but lunch???? Joder
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If I had to sum up your writing it would be with the words “brutally honest”. It may not be your exact story but it is, sadly, for me believable. I think your stories have helped many, including me, to process the shit that happened in the past. For me, @Mikiesboy, you are a GA hero. 🦸
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Thank you, thank you, thank you x
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Enjoy! I think you deserve a free pass for all that you have published this year. Well, you fooled me with Larry and Red getting together. A neat solution, leaving Ricky with no guilt as he prepares to tour. Nice work, Chris 👍
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Another excellent piece of writing. Poor Matt. 😢
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With Pride: The Unwelcome Bigots at the Parade
Gary L commented on Drew Payne's blog entry in Words, Words and Words
A very interesting piece. Thank you Drew. The discussion in the comments is also v thought-provoking. Well done all. -
This is a story which does not disappoint. The construction of the tale is excellent with two main characters who find true freedom from the past as their future together is woven. Another excellent story coming from the Pacific coast of Australia. Highly recommended.
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A really enjoyable read. Well done, and thank you to @Mark Ponyboy Peters, ¡BRAVO!
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Two points: 1. The story itself reaches a climax I was not expecting, so kudos to our author. 2. Thanks to those involved in the discussion above. Here in Spain you can get into trouble if you’re swimming with the red flag flying. and now back to the drama….. 😬
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Another exquisite chapter. I loved how the mothers seem to have become more alive and real. I loved this: a rather throaty, filthy laugh. wonderful stuff, Robert.
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Great chp as we build up to the end of the story. Some v observant and insightful comments from my fellow readers. thanks.
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and others, perhaps… 👿
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Or many an Irish father from the 70’s or 80’s…..
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A very good comment. Justin’s situation and despair resonate strongly for me. I survived long ago, I hope he does…
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Tough but realistic drama between father and son. One feels for them both. Will they be able communicate healthily before the two weeks stay runs out? nice storytelling, @Mark Ponyboy Peters, very nice, indeed. Thank you.
