Lesson Plans by Cole Parker

[Guest Dabeagle]

They hate it more when you can't spell 'tense'.

[Lugnutz]

They hate it more whn you can't spell 'tense'.

Or you that spell at all.

Spell check don't work here either.

[Rutabaga]

Oh boy. Neil is clearly well down the road to perdition now. And what's this about the door not being closed all the way?

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[JamesSavik]

And what's this about the door not being closed all the way?

R

[Rutabaga]

What a lovely ending.

Possible spoiler alert:

The Edgertons deserve medals.

Has anyone else here read the book, "What the Bible Really Says About Homosexuality" by Daniel A. Helminiak, Ph.D.? Very interesting stuff.

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[Cole Parker]

Rutabaga, you might add a spoiler alert to that, though it's not necessarily needed.

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[Lugnutz]

He hasn't given anything away before.

[JamesSavik]

That was an awesome ending.

Then he laughed, and I did, too, and we snuggled up, and I didn’t have any trouble falling to sleep. I wasn’t worried about tomorrow any longer, either.

once again Cole nails the ending.

this could have gone so wrong but it turned out so right!

bravo

[Nigel Gordon]

Loved the story, loved the ending.

[Merkin]

One sweet story, and a wonderful gift. Thanks for sharing it.

[Cole Parker]

Thanks so much, guys. Your support is fabulous!

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[Gil Saul]

This story made me think about how sexuality pushes gay kids to separate psychologically from their parents much earlier than they otherwise might.