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Marcus is the centerpiece, but their love seems perfect. Perfectly hot too! Hopefully, it doesn't burn out.

& Many, many more!

I liked it, but fear that each boy has control issues....

Thanks K.C. It was a good day in spite of the fact that I ate too much...

@Slytherin I did and thanks for the greetings! P.S. Enjoy your vacation!

Thanks Krista, it was a really good one and I ate too much! Thanks Sandi it was a great day and my daughter made me a chocolate pie. Thanks lilansui, it was fantastic!

Thanks Caz! It's been great! Thanks Drew! They come around awfully fast.....

@Headstall @Parker Owens @CassieQ @Palantir

Tyler was repressed about his own feelings toward Isaac...and avoided the problem. Isaac could have forced the issue sooner. Neither is blameless, and they were both lucky to wander into that impromptu get together at the local hangout.

Another well paced chapter that left me eager for more. I'm also guessing it's a ring.

The heat goes on...and on. This second chapter does not disappoint.

I'm hooked and hoping you post regularly. Twins....in more ways than it seems?? And Mr. B. seems a little too interested too.

Wow, I didn't know whether to show I loved the chapter or that it made me sad, so I just gave it a thumbs up.... So sad and worrisome about Stephen...and Nan. And now I wonder if the hit-and-run was deliberate...What did Stephen find out? So happy about the school and the expected twins. What a seesaw of emotions! More please!

Well told about an insidious disease that seems to be affecting more and more people, especially in my generation.... My wife's sister has required nursing home care because of Alzheimer's for more than two years now. My father-in-law died from it in 2001 after a long battle of more than 10 years with the last 3 requiring nursing home care. My mother-in-law was never diagnosed but had some noticeable dementia for more than two years before she passed in 2005. My mom who lived more than 93 years had dementia the last 2-3 years as well. The disease is particularly horrible because it robs a person of their dignity in so many ways. We've supported the Alzheimer's Association for years. Their website has some helpful resources for families dealing with the problem and also ways you can contribute. https://alz.org/

@rjo Me too! And I sure miss Mark's posts....

Torrid beginning...if the next chapter is as hot, this could be one of the hottest stories on site. Have you a posting schedule you can share?

Are you doing away with the six month renewal option which is the one I've always used?

"Oh and before I forget, yes, all these classes has led to a lot of note-taking on my part, and a ton of homework! " Sounds about right. Best of luck and keep up the hard work!

Loved it and the proposed adoptions to make the family official! More please!

Ben and his family are good people...and Jamie is leaving. Not what I hoped for, but the door is not closed...yet. Long distance relationships seldom work out. I want more of Jamie...and Ben...please!

After all the positive comments I had to watch it. So I streamed it on Redbox over the weekend and enjoyed it despite all the teenage angst. While it did not have the impact that Brokeback Mountain had for me, I can see where the younger set would be able to relate to it more.

Oops---I'm a little late!

While I never voted for the man, I did respect his honor, intelligence and commitment to our country and I think our country could use several more human beings of his caliber. RIP John McCain An opinion piece was written about Senator McCain by retired Col. Jack Jacobs. It brings a military perspective to the service of Senator McCain which might surprise some of your who have never served or actually considered what that entails.. About Col. Jack Jacobs: "Retired Col. Jack Jacobs earned the Medal of Honor for exceptional heroism on the battlefields of Vietnam. He also holds three Bronze Stars and two Silver Stars. Jacobs is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a military analyst for NBC/MSNBC. His memoir, “If Not Now When?: Duty and Sacrifice in America’s Time of Need,” won the 2010 Colby Award." His article about Senator McCain can be found via the link below: https://www.nbcnews.com/think/opinion/john-mccain-s-military-record-legacy-warrior-who-learned-his-ncna903916

The hook worked for me!

http://downdetector.com/status/spectrum/map It shows there were network problems today including Tampa, NY and St. Louis. I was on so little today, that I didn't notice....