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Thank you for taking the time to leave a review In case anyone is wondering, this is actually an old anthology story. It had some massive formatting issues and reposting it was by far the easiest way to fix it. I apologize for any confusion. Thanks for reading!
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Thank you for taking the time to leave a review In case anyone is wondering, this is actually an old anthology story. It had some massive formatting issues and reporting it was by far the easiest way to fix it. I apologize for any confusion. Thanks for reading!
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Stepping Into the Light Written By Myk Edited by Gary and Jason A ray of light stretched out across the room, first falling from the window seal to the floor below, and then creeping across the rich wood floor, before climbing up the side of the bed. Daryl felt the warmth of the early morning light caress his cheek and despite how nice it felt he groaned inwardly, as did thousands of school children that morning, knowing what was to come. “Daryl, time to get up.” Semi-consciously he rolled
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2008-1 Anthology. A story about standing up for what is right.
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Oops, I think I read this wrong. Ummm....yeah you can have your own made, but it's usually hundreds of the same one. Could also look into postcard books? If I come across anywhere to buy individually pretty cheap I'll let you know...
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*dislike button* ....my job is done here
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Post your address and have members send you cards? Lol, I'm joking....well...ya, don't do that
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Sorry, I've been away for a long time. First off thanks for the review! In many ways it isn't the ending I wanted either, however it was written for an anthology, the escape anthology, I believe. So I had to fit it to the theme, and I wanted to see if I could evoke some emotion. For those things, I think it worked. There could very easily have been a different ending to write tho! Thanks again!
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Wow.....I killed the show yourself thread
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5 minutes, huh? So thats what....2, 3 times?
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42 times, huh?!?! Damn, beat my record of 39 As the person closest in proximity to Wildone, I will check on Steve in the morning ...some of the comments are just absolutely ridiculous. Not only did some believe it, but there are people of a certain religious background criticizing his imaginary mother for allowing him to touch the forbidden fruit....
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I was joking ....I wouldn't want to impose and seriously have no idea where I will be in 6 months
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hotels? .....couch?
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...oh Cia, OCD much?
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ummm........17?
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Good for you Merlin and good luck!! I've got loads of lawyers around me but not one myself. Brother in NYC, my ex gf is in law school in the UK and more than a number of friends either graduated or in school all over the US. Its not an easy career, but definitely can be rewarding.
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We all struggle to reach this point and realize that in fact there is life after love.
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Hey Steve! Long time no see
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ummmmmm.....delicious
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Thats cute as hell!!
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...and while you are at it, your fellow Canadians
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Even the most difficult times are manageable with the help of someone you love, but without that person, what would you do? This story has been edited and re-worked based on several comments I received when it initially posted. Please enjoy the new and improved version of Without You.
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Without You by Myk “Dearly beloved, we are gathered here today….” Father Morgan began the sombre ceremony. He was in his best black suit, the typical white collar resting brightly over his Adam’s apple as he addressed the small crowd. He had only agreed to perform the service as a special favour. Over the last several months in the hospital, the man had grown to know the couple very well, and they him. In reality they were not a couple anymore. The ‘boys’ had been reduced to
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With my first set of college exams around the corner I was feeling apprehensive. I was one of the last to pack up for the night. Exiting the library I was greeted by the crisp air. Outside it was dimly lit thanks to the windows at the buildings’ entrance. Beyond that sphere of visibility everything disappeared into the night as if the pathways lead right off the face of the planet. Setting off for the dorms I felt the darkness press in on me. The further I got from the library the more opp
