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Don't give loser Lisa any ideas. I had a thought they were headed to Joel's house too, but because dad finally broke, stabbed his wife twenty or so times, and Cody would go to live with the Connelly's.
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Baby steps, but now Joel knows Celia doesn’t hate him for who/what he is. His dad seems to be finding his backbone again. Cody will make it to the Connelly’s. I hope.
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Only an hour away. Gainesville. Actually, my daughter lives in Athens.
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Which Walmart, I’ll go to the same one!😁
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And that WILL be me shortly as I’m about to join the ranks of the unemployed. 😕
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Hmmm, don’t think doctors fit that definition. Sorry @drsawzall, you have to shop at places like Tiffany’s, Neiman-Marcus, etc. 😀
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He uses Dollar General - sounds more like a hospital's name, more apropos to a doctor.
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Yes, another calm, pleasant chapter. NYE next, then the sh— hits the fan?
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50 years ago is modern culture?
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Two guesses, two confirmations. Gavin probably suspects too, especially if he knows about Davin. I’m 100% positive Celia at least suspects.
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Should I be scared? Hehe.
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Are there any dog and cat stories? Hint, hint.
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Ramifications: Alina Gets Her Video
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Ramifications: Alina Gets Her Video
It was a little more than tidbits, don’t sell yourself short. Maybe, but I did lean toward a good ending for the hot guy! -
A nice, gentle chapter. Yes, Clint is a persistent little bugger, maybe he’ll find himself a boyfriend at some point and leave Michael alone. Nice lottery wins. A decent chunk of change, but not a fortune. On to Christmas day!!!
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I added this quote in the post-chapter notes of a recent penultimate chapter of a story of mine. I think it applies here: I think Richard Carlson said it best in his book, 'Don't Sweat the Small Stuff.' “As long as you think more is better, you’ll never be satisfied.”
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Oh, no. We’re invested now. I’m sure others will agree with me, we’re in it until the end!
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I agree that Joel needs to step it up and share with Celia. Depending on what happens with Colt, he may not have a choice if they get angry with him for disappearing.
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A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
I usually have most of my characters get a HEA, but borrowing from someone of her stature wouldn't be a bad thing. Yes, it is a vacation, I'll be in Southern California for a week starting tomorrow morning. -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Thanks much! -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it. -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Uncle Wayne was the bad guy, but yeah, good points. I am. Thanks -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Yeah, I’m generally a nice guy. Just don’t piss me off! -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Thanks for the great and awesome! -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Thanks. Many ways I could have gone, moving in with the uncle for Marie was a last-minute change of direction. The rest, probably mostly expected. -
A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in A Graceful Exit / Epilogue
Life is full of choices, some are right, some are wrong, and some you don't know either way until much later. We have some control over our own fate, by not making the wrong decisions.
