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As long as you don't refer to me as rotund.
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Yes, Mac is definitely becoming aware of the dangers, and the episode with the hunter shooting at Pops when he was a bear, only magnified the harsh reality. I'm glad you are enjoying the information about animal behavior. I was torn for a time about how much to include, since I didn't want to bore some readers by sounding like a high school biology teacher, so it's nice to hear that someone values the information. You're right. If someone had been around to see them entering the hohrahn naked it would probably have sparked a great deal of gossip, even though the Navajo are generally accepting of gay interactions. I appreciate your feedback. Terry.
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A beautiful and touching story about how hiking first helped a man connect with his developmentally disabled brother, and then later helped him build an intergenerational relationship with his teenage grandson. And on top of that, there are fascinating descriptions of the natural world they see on the hikes. The story is perfect for nature lovers and anyone who enjoys a heartwarming tale.
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A beautiful story about friendship, love, and loss. It's an emotional and captivating tale that will leave you feeling good for having read it.
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An entertaining poem, and you can feel the love in friendship in the author's words. It's not very long and definitely something you'll want to read.
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The Man with Butterscotch Hair
Bill W reviewed Cole Matthews's story in 2021 - Fall - A Winding Path
If you love a good mystery, then this story is for you. Even when you think you know the answer, you come up with more questions. You also see why the accounts of eye witnesses aren't always what they seem and can't be counted on to be true. You might even come away saying, "What did I miss?" -
A charming and enthralling look at two men, one straight and the other gay, who are different in many way, yet have so much in common. The story is a cross between Groundhog Day and Freaky Friday, as the two men get to walk in the other's shoes for a while, and not only gain a new understanding about each other, but have a chance to improve each other's life. I truly enjoyed it, and you probably will as well.
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I started reading this story when it was already late and I was tired, but once I started reading I couldn't stop. I found the story intriguing, enlightening, and humorous, and I enjoyed it immensely. I'm glad I took the time to read it, and kudos to you for presenting such a wonderful story and doing such an excellent job.
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My belated condolences about your mother, and as a vet myself, I'm saddened to hear that you were a homeless vet in Dallas. Am glad that things seem to be better for you now, and thank you for sharing your wonderful stories.
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Would you be referring to George CoSTANZA from Seinfeld?
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Even limericks are written in witty stanzas.
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A well written and touching tale of an octogenarian who'd moved to new home, and then while out for a walk suddenly realized that he couldn't remember anything about his life. Of course, there are extenuating factors involved, but I won't tell you what they are because I don't want to ruin the story for you. However, it made it even more difficult for him, so what will happen now that he's lost in a big city?
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This story scared the living crap out of me. I'm not to that point yet, but at 75 I wonder how long it will be until I find myself in that situation. I had an aunt, my mother's sister, who suffered from dementia, and she could barely recognize or remember the names of her own family. I pray I never get to that point, but thank you for this thoughtful and touching tale. Charlie was lucky that he ran into thoughtful and caring individuals who were willing to help him.
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A biting critique of Ell's job as a moderator and a humorous. voyeuristic view into his love life. Thanks, Northie, for the for the lapses into the monotony of work and the laughter that can be created by a devious mind.
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If you like spooky tales, then this one's for you. It's chilling, creepy, and will make your spine tingle as you read each line, and the feeling of foreboding will engulf you as you peruse this well-written story.
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bushmaster - Word of the Day - Wed Sep 13, 2023
Bill W commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
It's also a rifle, the Bushmaster brand, and it encompasses several different weapons, including the AR15. -
Thanks, Danilo, and I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter. They were smart enough to not all transition into bears at the same time, and I'm sure the shaman was thankful about that. And Pops was very fortunate that wasn't an experienced hunter shooting at him.
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It's sad to see a generation of men pass that have loomed so large in assisting the gay community by hosting story sites. All I can say is, R.I.P. Chuck and Mike, and thank you for all you've done for the gay community. I hope that we can find a way to continue your legacy.
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Thank you, and we're not done yet. The excitement will continue.
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I totally agree, but it might lead to an interest conversation with the police if it looked like a hunter killed a naked man.
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Athletes often have deft footwork, and a good quarterback can throw deft passes to his receivers.
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Since there are no longer any wolves on the reservation and they couldn't go very far or do very much, it wasn't as exciting. But I'm glad you enjoyed their outing as bears.
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Since I've written the entire story, I can't exactly say where it's located, but they have or will be told that if a skinwalker is killed they will return to their original form. And hunters like to go to areas where other hunter might be found, so there's actually no such thing as a safe area, only a safer area.
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That's an interesting idea, that it's instinctive, and your piglets sound cute.
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I'm glad you are quttzik, and like I've always said, I decided to focus on skinwalkers and not only give you a different take on them, but on shifters as well. I'm glad you approve and are enjoy this story.
