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That's left me breathless - Zounds! More, please!
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It's getting to the point that whenever I see "Snell" I get excited.
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So when are they going to give each other hardons, if not actual orgasms? Oops - have I spoken out of turn? Did I give something away?
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I've never really been what might be called a Serious Cyclist, but I've always enjoyed it. I look forward to reading more about Karl and Tom.
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I'm getting to really like this @andycannon guy LOL
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Try as I might, I cannot begin to recall having read anything like this before. It feels so hauntingly real, conveying truths that one can barely fathom yet know so well.
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Chapter 1 The Peddler's Boy
Tris commented on Mark Paren's story chapter in Chapter 1 The Peddler's Boy
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The Saturday Boy, Part Three of Three
Tris commented on Boy Mercury X's story chapter in The Saturday Boy, Part Three of Three
I loved this. I could relate to so much of this, though it was much more elaborate, shall I say, than a short episode from a long time ago in a place rather far away. We are all in touch, and on good terms, all these decades later. -
This just might work; the gods seem gentle, at least for now.
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One of the best things I've read in quite a while. Makes me think I should have attended a class reunion a long time ago. If only!
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The good @drsawzall speaks for me at this point ... or as an acquaintance of mine decades ago put it, "the mind boggles, reels, and falls."
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Part 9: Invitation to the party
Tris commented on StoriesByTroy's story chapter in Part 9: Invitation to the party
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When I began reading this chapter, the thought suddenly occurred to me that this could be, well, exactly as it turned out to be. Finally!
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Tangentally, the (medieval?) legend of the (undying) Wandering Jew came to my mind in "all this." I'm not up on my medieval legends, but I remember my father mentioning The Wandering Jew in a "once upon a time" sort of way when I was growing up. That story doesn't seem to be related to this tale - not that I know of, anyways. But fascination with not dying has entertained humans for quite sometime, cf. Tuck Everlasting, inter alia.
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I am left with a heaviness of heart. Is it inexplicable? Yes, and no. With this ever resolve itself?
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Good for mom! And hopefully bio-dad Anthony will prove be a bit more of a human being.
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Life can be complicated, eh?
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I think that maybe - just maybe - I might be making sense of this. Might be. And so, I soldier on.
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Part 7: Ghost of Last Night
Tris commented on StoriesByTroy's story chapter in Part 7: Ghost of Last Night
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This all strikes very close to Home for me. It definitely has the Ring of Truth.
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Gripping from the outset.
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Misty-eyed here. The ride has been magnificent. In a way, I'm envious of these guys. I hope we all get to enjoy each other more/again/soon. Thanks!
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One cannot say Owen's parents were gracious. But then, they were shell shocked. But what else would one expect? I'm amazed they were able to hold it together to the extent that they did. Owen is gone, but not permanently. Doors were left open - even with Dear Ol' Dad's financial calculations and declaration hanging in the air. He was trapped in that world of his own making. Maybe Eric showed him possibilities that Owen's dad would never have entertained otherwise.
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