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Oh my! That brought back memories of my own canoeing days.
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Some great description and I loved the twist at the end.
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Was this a story? I felt as if it was a vignette of real life. The 'obligation' to get married made me smile. There's hardly a blink about people living in de facto relationships and perhaps you could have elaborated more on why it should or should not be any different for gays?
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2011 - A Year to Remember
Palantir commented on Rndmrunner's story chapter in 2011 - A Year to Remember
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Thank you Matt.When I'm writing a story the characters become so real in my own mind that it almost feels as if it's them speaking through me, and yes, I experience their emotions too. It's a privilege to hear that my efforts can provide enjoyment..
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Once again, thanks Sam!
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Oh my!It's a wonderful gift for an author to hear that his characters captured a place in a reader's heart. Thanks so much for your kind words Stephen.
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Whoo! Sorry for the overload. Yes, there was a bit of drama. White hair is very distinguished. (lol - I've had white hair for over 30 yrs).
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Again thanks DD.I have several other projects in mind first( everything else got put on hold for the duration of Attunga) but I do have more ideas than I know what to do with for 'Warrakan' which would be the likely sequel. - maybe next year
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wow. Great to hear. Thanks DD.
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ATTUNGA. The story of Wirrin, his two friends, and their interactions with intelligent dolphins and AIs on a great space habitat, and other dramatic events has come to a conclusion after eighteen months of posting, 37 chapters, and over 175,000 words. If you're one of the many who like to know a story is complete before you give your attention to it - here's an opportunity for you. If you enjoy a story in the sci-fi genre - here's an opportunity for you. If you enjoy a touch of humor - here's an opportunity for you. I invite you to have a read and and share your thoughts (review) or any appreciation (likes) you might feel is warranted. Iarwain. https://www.gayauthors.org/story/iarwain/attunga
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Attunga Part 37. *** "But we were there just fifteen minutes ago." Calen was finding it hard to cope with the news that it was going to take seventeen hours to get back to the Habitats. "Yes, and we were travelling at over seven thousand kilometers every second. We have to lose all that before we even start coming back." "Why don't they invent some other way to travel then? It always takes too much time. On Attunga and Warrakan you can get anywhere in twenty minutes." "Some other way? Like
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ATTUNGA Part 36. *** The trio stared, transfixed with disbelief, shock, and horror, while Pirramar bade them do what they could and directed both Thom and Wirrin to some technical information he was sending. When the holo flicked off, Wirrin, his mind awhirl, sat for a moment till a soft sound twisted his attention. The G force switched to normal and two bodies leapt from their seats and rushed to enfold Calen with powerful hugs. “I don't understand. How can they want to hurt people?” This q
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I've got the movie and the book.
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HAVE A GREAT DAY!!
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Thanks Rndmrunner,It's great that you enjoyed the story which. It's very close to its finish at the moment. If you want to try another of my stories I recommend 'Double the Trouble'. It's a different genre but there are characters in it I think you might enjoy.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MYR!!!
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Wow! What a story!
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Have a great day!!!
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Wow! You're so right Rustle. Thanks for sharing this.
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YAY! CELEBRATIONS IN THE VALLEY! Have a great day.
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HAVE A GREAT DAY, MARK!!!
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BEST WISHES FOR A GREAT DAY!!
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Thanks for the review PPW.Yes, the wait has been too long, partly because other things interfered, but also because I have decided to make the next post a double one (or triple, depending on how I organise the material).
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?? Is this an implication that a nice functional hard-on isn't as important to an old dude as it is to a young dude?
