Daddydavek
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Philip's past could be a can of worms that is best left untouched. Philip will have to decide how much to divulge and assess how he wants to proceed. Somehow I have faith the young hero can be a hero to himself too!
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I'm wondering if Chartley's rescue and confirmation of at least one prisoner who was not reported to the Tsar was the work of his brother....
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Thank-you for sharing. I especially liked the part about your dad putting you up on his shoulders at the Calgary Stampede. That and other treasured memories that bring a smile to your face will help as you mourn him. May he rest in peace.
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Featured Story: The Strange Life of Jonas Marks
Daddydavek commented on Renee Stevens's blog entry in Gay Authors News
Wayne's story about Jonas is my favorite of his and one I've recommended in the past. Fantastical but relatable and through it all we see Jonas as the quiet unassuming guy just trying to do a good job. Wayne did a great job of crafting this story and the ending is very satisfying. -
That went better than I expected. The judge was a no nonsense type and moved everything right along.
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Another cliffie? If my child called at 3 in the morning asking about a dream, I probably would tell them to get counselling or see a psychiatrist and hang up. I'm interested in what Ford was doing on his laptop which he closed so quickly. Ford does seem insatiable.
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Another memorable dinner at Escorial!
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Reminisce - Word of the Day - Sat Jul 31, 2021
Daddydavek commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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If Patrick truly believes that Ford is a player and will never forgoe that part of his life and yet he still loves him and wants a relationship, then Eloise is correct in her assessment of the situation. Let's face it, a cheater seldom changes even for the love of their life. I doubt Ford really considers cheating such a big deal, as he think he is fulfilling everything Patrick needs. On the other hand, if Patrick can't live with a semi-open marriage which is just not acknowledged, then he should be a man about it and discuss it with his lawyers. End of Story! Somehow I don't think that is the course our current author will have his character pursue. So I am still waiting for more fireworks. P.S. The card mom dropped off could be the spark!
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Sad that Patrick knows it all, but hasn't the sense to seek counselling...
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I'm not even going to speculate, just enjoy the journey to find out.
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Patrick is a psycho.
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...and Eloise, his mom is coming across as a conniving and controlling b....!
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Patrick indeed seems to be plotting....methinks a dish best served cold.
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The group home idea sounds like a plan. I'm also eagerly anticipating the upcoming court date.
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Two weeks...and no more! It seems Granger's time in Russia has lasted longer than I first supposed and I suspect the timing is intentional to coincide with some tidbit of history that Mark wants to use.
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author promotion GA's Newest Signature Author: Mrsgnomie
Daddydavek commented on Graeme's blog entry in Gay Authors Archive
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Wow, a good guy gets a break...and a mission.
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RIP Wayne, aka Comicfan. I loved Wayne's humor and his kind ways. He wrote one of my favorite stories on site and I encourage everyone to read it.
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Panache - Word of the Day - Tue Jul 13, 2021
Daddydavek commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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Thanks for another entertaining chapter. Will is a roller coaster of emotions, but always typically himself. Good job!
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Nosocomial - Word of the Day - Sun Jul 11, 2021
Daddydavek commented on Myr's blog entry in Writing World
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For those of us who only just made it through college algebra, the math mentioned in this story is amazing even if I am completely lost.
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The really interesting feature of Mark's story is his ability to portray Granger's ability to think on his feet, evaluate information and make logical and compelling inferences. Well done.
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