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That was definitely entertaining. Thanks James.

That sounds like a plan. I've never eaten goat, but I do want to try it.

Wow! That is certainly intense. It sounds like you're feeling angry and hurt. I feel for you. Life is tough sometimes. I hope you soon find what you've been looking for.

Well, there are often side-effects to long-term usage of SSRIs. However, I think she made a mistake in discontinuing the medication too soon. There are some people who are more susceptible to bouts of depression than others. It looks like we're in the same boat. I intend to stay on Wellbutrin for the foreseeable future. I don't want to have a relapse. It's my 3rd major depression in 10 years, and I don't want it to happen again. I hope you get better soon.

Dion, this is actually the first psychologist I have had that I actually like. The rest were judgmental, and to me that does not make a good psychologist. They need to understand the needs of their clients. Otherwise it defeats the purpose of going to therapy. If the client is to reach a level where he or she is able to cope with depression and the stresses of life, being judgmental is not going to help. Making suggestions is good, but it's best to have the client have an active role in the treatment plan. That way a better way of treating the depression is established. You sometimes have to do a lot of searching to find a good counselor. I am lucky this time. I figured I would go ahead and give an update. The medication does seem to help, but there are still times when I feel depressed. However, those days are becoming less and less frequent. Thus, it is working. It may be a slow process, but I am recovering. For those of you who are depressed (and I know who some of you are) you really do need to find a medication that works for you and go to a psychologist to get to the source of the issue.

Steve, as I recall he then decided to follow in his daddy's footsteps. Personally, I see that his slight redemption is just that. He was more of an anti-villain in my opinion.

I'm always reading a C James serial as soon as a chapter is out. Thus, I am also reading Changing Lanes. I've also start Tiff's new series.

I don't think they'd use jet fuel for that. In fact, they already use hydrogen. The problem is that there isn't a fuel efficient enough to make the entire trip to Saturn at this point in time. It's definitely unrealistic in the early 21st century. It may be by the end of the 21st century, but it's too soon to tell.

That sounds like a plan. The caveman commercials are just as bad. They even created a TV show based upon it. I found myself thinking...

I'm reading Do Over.

It is one of life's greatest mysteries. I will say for the record... haha! That's preposterous! I might have mentioned it once or twice, but it wasn't over and over and over again. I don't know how many times you bugged him about it, because he didn't tell me, but judging by the PM earlier, I would say that he was pretty well overworked and didn't have much time.

Well, I was thinking about some songs for GFD. It would need to be something like "Twisted Transistor" by Korn for fight scenes. For the chapters where they're at clubs or parties, I would have to say the remix of "Dragula" by Rob Zombie.

I definitely like the Eric from LTMP and Changing Lanes much better than the spawn of Satan Eric from FTL. The newer Eric isn't a drug addict who likes to consort with the bad people. Both have a penchant for mischief. That seems to be the common theme with the two of them.

Take a little trip to the countryside. There are plenty of places in the wilderness to find solitude and quiet. The only sounds you will hear are the sounds of nature which are louder in some places than others. Find a quieter one and concentrate there. However, that is more of an option if you're using pen and paper. You could take a laptop if it has decent battery life. I know mine is several hours, though I have never truly tested it to the point where it's so close that it must be shut down or plugged back in.

Benji should be back on 8-15.

Krista is such a slave-driver. She practically worked you to the bone. I must say that you did a good job with it as usual.

Thanks Tiff! "The Lurker" is definitely an interesting new article. There were definitely some interesting tidbits within. I look forward to more in the future. What new projects are in the works? That is a question on everyone's mind. As for the source, the world may never know.

If there is a precipice, the goat will make sure someone is hanging over the edge at the end of the chapter.

Comments about the August 2008 GAzette can be posted here. Happy reading!

You are new, because you have not even been on GA for all that long. By the way, I'm still a Domaholic, but I'm no longer new. I've been addicted for almost a year now.

I don't think I'll be reading either of those again until In the Fish Bowl is complete.

No! He is going to be gone for a little while. There are some details here.

Hi everyone! Last month I re-read The Ordinary Us. It is the only story on GA I have read more than once and thus the only one of Dom's I have read more than once. Has anyone else ready any of Dom's serials more than once? If so, which ones and how many times?

Wow, their father is certainly a vile man. How anyone could say that all his sons are dead to him is well beyond my understanding. The mother seems to be more flexible. If give the chance, she may reach out to them. I'm also not completely convinced about JT being innocent and wonder if he had some involvement in The Scar's illicit activities.

Saturn is definitely interesting. However, it is actually a giant ball of gas, but Saturn has a lot of moons. One would be habitable if not for the sheer cold factor. The air temperatures on the surface would not be suitable for human life. That does not mean that there couldn't be adjustments in the future that would allow it.