COMMENTS FOR HALLOWEEN STORY 2016

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Mar 12, 2010
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Thanks for the nice review and comments no bounce no play! Glad you found the descriptions entertaining. The rotten flesh confetti seems to be a hit with others as well. It's funny the stuff you think of when writing. I was just thinking what it would look like when Wesson pulled the trigger and the rest is history.

I visualize morning air as being bright, peaceful, all-is-right-in-the-world beautiful so the incongruity of rotted flesh and tattered clothing exploding into the peaceful morning air like firecrackers also added to the charm of the scene :)

I also liked your description of the THC formula :)

Dangit, Monday is so far away! I want to read more about Wesson's adventures now!
 

Dana Jean

Dirty Pirate Hooker, The Return
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Apr 11, 2006
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Just a heads up for those following the Halloween story this year.

Instead of 3 parts this next week, there will be 4 -- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, to allow us to finish on the 31st.

Thank you to everyone taking the time to be kind and thoughtful with comments for our writers.

For your generous encouragement and pats on the back, thank you.
 

GNTLGNT

The idiot is IN
Jun 15, 2007
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Just a heads up for those following the Halloween story this year.

Instead of 3 parts this next week, there will be 4 -- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, to allow us to finish on the 31st.

Thank you to everyone taking the time to be kind and thoughtful with comments for our writers.

For your generous encouragement and pats on the back, thank you.
...cookies and Steve's kitchen....:wait:
 

Leif

Expose yourself to your deepest fear.
Aug 11, 2015
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Just a heads up for those following the Halloween story this year.

Instead of 3 parts this next week, there will be 4 -- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, to allow us to finish on the 31st.

Thank you to everyone taking the time to be kind and thoughtful with comments for our writers.

For your generous encouragement and pats on the back, thank you.
Perfect!
 

FlakeNoir

Original Kiwi© SKMB®
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Apr 11, 2006
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Kurben

The Fool on the Hill
Apr 12, 2014
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I have no words. That's never true- i don't resent that in any way. Croissants? Chocolate croissants? You heathen. You know what;) your fresh strawberries are (all well and) good, but you wouldn't be eating them without Creme fraiche (or at least homemade whipped cream), would you? What the heck is the difference between Swedish Strawberries and plain old American Strawberries?
Swedish strawberries you can eat without anything!!! I prefer them that way. But of course if you insist you can add icecream or whipped cream. Difference.... To cite a swedish proverb: "Only Sweden Swedish strawberries have". It is rather old. But the best berry to eat is the wild strawberry. Much smaller, like a blueberry about, and if you try to grow it it somehow loses a lot of the taste (garden strawberries is the grown variety called i think), but the wild variety is rare but tastes like heaven. Cant buy them in the stores because they are so rare. Whenever anyone sees them they stop what they are doing and just sit down in the forest and eat. Irresistable. D