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That's awesome!
Thanks, Alex!
Excellent stories as usual!
Thanks so much, Elizabeth! I appreciate that. :)
Great stories! I particularly liked Relentless Ruby.
Thanks, Loni! The image of her scrubbing sticks with me.
Ooh. I especially liked Relentless Ruby. Nicely done!
Thank you, Sarah! I love the challenge of writing those Nailpolish Stories.
Um...just saw the same comment above. Well, if not entirely original, still hold true. :-)
Hey, I'll take it! No worries! :)
Super! Both stories are terrific. It takes a lot of talent to put so much punch into so few words. You're verrrry good cooking this kind of "soup."
Aw, Susan, thank you! Made me smile. :)
Sweeeeet! It's like eating the last two bittersweet morsels - tasty bits with a twisty bite. Then wishing there were more!
Love this - "twisty bite"! Thank you, Lee.I guess you could say my stories are "dark" chocolate with a surprise in the center? :)
Great job on both the tales.
Thank you!
Oooo...both are great! Good job.
Thanks so much, Tonja!
Ooh I loved both! At first I thought Ruby was going to be my fave, then I read the next one. I can't choose. Congratulations!!
Aw, thanks, Julie. And the good thing is, you don't actually have to choose! :)
Congrats! That's my kind of math too. :-) Anna from elements of emaginette
If only they had that kind of math class when I was in school! Oh, wait. They did. It was called English class. :)
Fantastic! Loved the immediate tension in them both.
Thanks so much, Christine!
Congrats! Well done--you're on a roll.
Thanks, JH!
That's awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Alex!
DeleteExcellent stories as usual!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Elizabeth! I appreciate that. :)
DeleteGreat stories! I particularly liked Relentless Ruby.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Loni! The image of her scrubbing sticks with me.
DeleteOoh. I especially liked Relentless Ruby. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sarah! I love the challenge of writing those Nailpolish Stories.
DeleteUm...just saw the same comment above. Well, if not entirely original, still hold true. :-)
ReplyDeleteHey, I'll take it! No worries! :)
DeleteSuper! Both stories are terrific. It takes a lot of talent to put so much punch into so few words. You're verrrry good cooking this kind of "soup."
ReplyDeleteAw, Susan, thank you! Made me smile. :)
DeleteSweeeeet! It's like eating the last two bittersweet morsels - tasty bits with a twisty bite. Then wishing there were more!
ReplyDeleteLove this - "twisty bite"! Thank you, Lee.
DeleteI guess you could say my stories are "dark" chocolate with a surprise in the center? :)
Great job on both the tales.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteOooo...both are great! Good job.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Tonja!
DeleteOoh I loved both! At first I thought Ruby was going to be my fave, then I read the next one. I can't choose. Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteAw, thanks, Julie. And the good thing is, you don't actually have to choose! :)
DeleteCongrats! That's my kind of math too. :-)
ReplyDeleteAnna from elements of emaginette
If only they had that kind of math class when I was in school! Oh, wait. They did. It was called English class. :)
DeleteFantastic! Loved the immediate tension in them both.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much, Christine!
DeleteCongrats! Well done--you're on a roll.
ReplyDeleteThanks, JH!
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