Mark Arbour
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No. That would never happen. ;-)
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Thanks for the review. I think that if you re-read "The Gunroom", you'll find that story was already laid out there. That's what I have to do from time to time, to keep up with the tangled web I weave. :-)
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New York has dramatic aura. Besides, I can't get you all euphoric reading this story, then blast you to pieces in 9-11. That's too much of a swing. You'll turn into Brad.
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LOL. Probably not
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I thought that since Winkler takes such good care of Granger, he was deserving of his own chapter.
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Damn. No one is perfect.
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Well, sometimes marriage isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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August 30, 1798 Aboard Dove “Married?” Winkler asked. Emotions were attacking him as surely as if he were a frigate receiving a broadside from a three-decker. “Married!” “I got married young. Been married for five years,” Jacobs said. His eyes were begging Winkler to be calm and understanding, but neither of those was likely to happen. “I’ve spent these last months falling in love with you, amazed at how good we are together, even just as fr
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Oink.Back then (and sometimes now) marriage was generally a property arrangement. The emotional crap like love was added later. ;-)
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It's my way. :-)
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Maybe the Cardinals will get into the birthday spirit and bring home a win for you tonight!
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It's possible. I stay within the realm of possible, not probable.
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Happy Birthday Big Guy! :wizard: :wizard: Sorry about the rain!
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I don't think she'd be the easiest person to live with.
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Good point. It's possible that it wouldn't have been available then with all the phone issues.
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Good point. It's possible that it wouldn't have been available then with all the phone issues.
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I'm glad you liked it. Not sure about 42, but we'll get there
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I'm so glad! There's this horrible event, and the emotionally devastating aftermath, and I just needed something a little more uplifting so we all didn't lose it.
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Great choices Jeremy. The Moby tune conveys sadness but strange optimism at the same time. Well done. Of course, the last rec was the best.
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Typical gay guy: blame it all on the lesbian. :-) Thanks Jason!
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Thanks! The grief counseling started then, but didn't end at noon. And remember, they're stuck in VA for a bit, until they can fly again. I think that with this group, hitting the ground running with some immediate therapy is a good idea.
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Thank you! I don't know about DOOL, but we have it here in the CAP world, in small doses. :-)
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I'm so glad I can help you out from time to time! This story is designed to appeal to many different needs and senses. ;-)
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It really shows how much everyone respects JP when they listen to him. He and Nana shut down any objections to therapy pretty quickly.
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Thanks! I don't see anything positive coming from Brenda.
