Cole Parker
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You guys are too kind. Thanks.
When Ren finishes, another one will go up I'm rather proud of. I began it several years ago and didn't quite know what to do with it. I figured it out. I hope you'll like it.
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I've read them all, and have most in hard cover. As with so many series, the earlier ones are more satisfying than the latter ones. but it's certainly a good series. Yes, go ahead and read them!
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I would expect deleterious effects due to being left alone at home while my twin went out into the world. Social engagement maturity would suffer, along with self-esteem. I can't believe the state would be hardassed about this for a matter of mere minutes.
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A hole lot of thought went into that question.
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I've always loved the humor JJ brings to his stories. Wonderful writer.
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Very much so. And we, like Oliver, would like more, please!
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If you read this and want more—I have little doubt that you will—there are three of these that should be read in order. HLAYK is the first. Follow that with TTWDFL, and then Triptychs.
Don't thank me. Thank Doug!
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Thanks, but I was just a bump on the wall. The other two get every bit of the credit.
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I was so happy to see Doug Grant's Here's Looking at You, Kid featured as one of the novels on the front page of AD this month. That entire series of stories is simply wonderful. I've probably read them all five times. If you haven't stumbled acorss these jewels, you have a real treat ahead of you.
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IOMFATS, Castle Roland, AC's Corner Cafe and Story Lover have all been informed of the new address.
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Evil twin. Hah. Someone should write a story. Oh, wait . . .
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Amen! Let's hope Christmas joy extends for the entire next year as well.
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Hear, hear. Merry Christmas to all. And the wish that next year will be better than this one.
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words best left unsaid. questions from the innocents
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What amazing imagery. A work that comes from the soul. Wonderful, Joe.
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Caxton?
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Thanks, Bruin. Yes, that was indeed fun to write. Fun even thinking about it.
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Gonad-wise. What a great word! I'll have to remember that.
Wonderful poem, Bruin!
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Great way to start the season! I hope single malts are cheaper there! You have to sell your firstborn to secure a bottle of 18-year old here.
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Not my fault: James asked for it!
Don’t know much about Christmas cheer
Though it should flourish this time of year
Yet with Trump looming, thoughts of Rudolph
Lower one’s spirits: the man’s a jackoff.
So rhyming and versing and singing and such
Just don’t thrill me this year all that much
I’m feeling more Scrooge than Pollyanna
And like staying in bed all day in a pajama.
But James wants wit and humoresque
Bawdy hi-jinks and broad burlesque
Not sad and endless woe and gloom
Lightness and mirth should fill the room
So up with the tree, ornaments and tinsel
And boxes wrapped giftily and full of toys
And perhaps a wandering G&S minstrel
Wassail and chorus, and yes! Here come the boys!
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Ha ha ha ha ha. This one was fun to write.
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Time!
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Then you'd never meet the next ones, so where's the benefit in that?
But thanks so much for the plaudits!
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The enchanted frog
in Laughs & Limericks
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I don't remember the earlier version, but I doubt this one shows much decine of mental acuity with age. The fact I don' t remember the first one is my problem. My memory is like a sieve wth the holes constanly enlarging.