Darn, for the most portion of your being, you are
very optomistic.
This is vital stuff, between you and me, look me in the
eye now, we don't have to apologize, we don't have to do anything different. Just be who we are.
Peace, Cliff
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Geeeez, I was just getting into the story, you know, what did they say? It's better to light one candle, than to curse the darkness. Well curses. He blew the darn thing out. Cute little piece of erotica. Nice sentence and paragraph structure. Very good. Peace,
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Thank you for the kind, loving words. There is much a person could get disappointed in during these trying times and His message gets clouded as we hear only of
the killings in the name of someone's God. Your peaceful message may soothe the savage beast. Peace-
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Excellent, I too, have enjoyed water, especially the free flowing of the rivers and streams. It's odd, but just yesterday I idly thought about this river that flows by my cabin starts as such a tiny stream from this lake. Why hasn't it drained the lake? Very good, like the tie with the chemical components of body, lots of interesting thoughts here. Peace, Cliff
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There certainly seems to be an abundance of stray and mistreated animals. I like the way you tie in our disposable mentality, our attention span is very short these days, what we had to have yesterday, is quickly traded in for today's "got to have." Good job, Cliff
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Say, did I connect with the scraps of paper and the little notes all over the place. Your advice of writing every day is essential, at least if I take a few days off, procrastination sets in.You have good points and a solid way of delivering them. I could learn from you. peace, Cliff
It certainly seems that if we are to point a finger or fingers at who is ultimately responsible for the woes of mankind, it points to the woeful mankind. You tied in the rabbits, the disease outbreak, and man's destructive attitude to his own planet with an easily readable style. Great job. Cliff
Golly, I liked that. Mr. Rogers was after my time and I was really not in tune with him. But, I do remember simpler times with a much higher regard to moral values. Thanks, for reminding me of those times. I would love to be your neighbor, cyber wise, we are. Thanks---Cliff
I loved the hemorraging of the money, mighty graphic, no doubt what was happening here. Also, the way you tied the boyhood circus ideal was subtle and realistic.
Favorite account should have been favorite accountant, picky, hey?
Wonderful story with the moral is:
Just practicing Pard, Denny
Yes, burdock is a wonderful herb. It is an alterative, blood cleanser, as well. It is more effective as a tisane (tea). My favorite natural antibiotic is garlic.
A couple of cloves daily can protect the body from most infectious attacks. I steam the cloves, it makes them sweet and tasty. And also allows people to come within breathing distance. The side effect, it lowere blood pressure naturally. Peace--Cliff
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