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Happy Birthday, Puppy! I hope you have a great one and may you enjoy many, many more.
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Thanks, Jon, and sometimes it pays to have a warped imagination. lol We'll keep our eyes open when it comes to Ryan, but there's more to come.
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Thanks, tor. Glad you enjoyed it.
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Wes, glad you enjoyed the birthday party. We'll have to keep an eye on Ryan too. Thanks for the feedback.
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After we'd finished eating lunch, had cleaned up afterward and put everything away, the doorbell rang. It was a little before 2:00 and the boys were playing video games in the family room and hadn't heard a car pull in the driveway. Curious, they came out to see who was there when I answered the door. "Welcome, and come inside," I greeted our guests. As they walked into the foyer, I heard Benny and Joshie gasp in surprise. "Hey, what are you doin' here?" Benny finally wondered alo
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Happy Birthday, Val! I hope you have a great one and may you enjoy many, many more.
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Would you believe it? The Menace is turning twenty-one!. Happy Birthday, Dennis! I hope you have a great one and may you enjoy many, many more.
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The Batman of my youth is gone. A role that destroyed your career, but to some extent made you immortal. RIP Adam West.
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Thanks, Jon. And no, you've never told me that before.
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Thanks, tor. I'm glad you're enjoying this.
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Thanks, Wes. We shall see what happens next.
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Thanks, Stix. I think Danny's beginning to feel more comfortable dealing with his sons now.
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Saturday morning, we took the boys to sign up for baseball, which put them in a really good mood. Tryouts would be held the following Saturday and they were all excited, as well as worried, about making a team. Although I hadn't told them yet, I'd also convinced the league's directors to agree to put Joshie and Benny on the same team if they were selected. I withheld this information from the boys, though, because I didn't want them to get too excited before the tryouts, but I knew it would m
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Thanks, Parker. I'm glad you were able to identify with this.
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Thanks, Butcher, and I'm glad you enjoyed this story. I went with the epilogue because there weren't very many people who wanted me to continue with it, but who knows what the future might hold. Thanks again for the feedback.
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Thanks, Butcher. I'm glad you enjoyed this and I hope the epilogue will be enough to sate your desire to learn more.
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Yes, Butcher, things like this are disgusting and upsetting. Although these homes are supposed to be monitored, the case workers are often overworked and have too many homes to monitor as well as they should. Let's hope the situation improves over the years.
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Another Summer Comes to an End
Bill W commented on Bill W's story chapter in Another Summer Comes to an End
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Yes, Butcher, it was a close call and Megan was lucky Adam was around. Like all youngsters, they don't want to be reminded when something nearly goes wrong, because they want to believe they can take care of themselves, but I still think they're glad that Adam and Mike are their friends.
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Looks interesting. Now I just need to discover where I can see the entire movie, not just a trailer.
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Butcher, the families are very close, especially Mike, Adam, and the kids. It looks like it will be a lasting friendship.
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Thanks, Stix. I'm glad you enjoyed it.
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Thanks, Jon, and I'm sure a lot of others have had similar experiences. It can be scary for a youngster, especially if it brought back memories of when something like that had happened before. I'm glad you enjoyed this chapter.
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Thanks, Wes. I'm sorry to hear that happened to you, but obviously you made it through the experience ok, just as Benny will. Actually, it was guys like you that I started writing this story for. I had several young men who shared stories about their terrible situations after reading my other stories and said they wished they'd had a nice home to grow up in, so I gave them the Castaway Hotel as their 'escape' home.
