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Reply to JUWC - another response to the recent challenges in Fiction Writing JoeUser Forums

Yeah, it's frocking good.

Reply to Sometimes The Doctor Is Right in Blogging JoeUser Forums

Thank God for mother nature, she does the healing, us docs get the credit! So glad you got a good night's sleep, though. My dad has been getting up with pain at night for the past 50 years, after having had two herniated discs. Sofa to bed, bed to sofa. He was a magnet crane operator in a scrap yard for about 40 of those years and had to service his own machine. Here's wishing you better luck.

Reply to Feeding in the zoo. in Blogging JoeUser Forums

This list you've made up and your posing as someone else is doing nothing for your self-esteem, Jenn. You can't think very much of yourself at this point. How are you going to fix this?

Reply to Why Do You Turn Aside in Poetry JoeUser Forums

a delightfully tangential stream of consciousness and the portraits you paint so vivid and fun!

Reply to JUWC - another response to the recent challenges in Fiction Writing JoeUser Forums

...ahh, led down the garden path by nun other than Maso. nice!

Reply to Trigger Happy - JUWC (bad habit challenge) in Writing JoeUser Forums

Smooth, very smooth. ...wow, and from the princess of prose. You're a doctor and you know about Fibonacci?????????? ...don't pretend you don't know I'm a Geek doc. Wow ...thanks, Mason, the ending

Reply to "Donde Estas, Pop?" in Poetry JoeUser Forums

Very warm and tender and insightful. Reminds me of Bette Middler's song "My Mother's Eyes". - thanks

Reply to P-45 Blues in Poetry JoeUser Forums

rich and pungent, hurts so good

Reply to Long? I haven't been here long. in Fiction Writing JoeUser Forums

word in the last line has to be the first word of the next. - enjoyed that part - it made it flow - I also liked the theme - my take: the cost of intimacy is risk of loss of self

Reply to You Have To Love Nice People in Blogging JoeUser Forums

It's good to be back in an area where people are friendly and willing to think about someone other than themselves. ...and it's good that you're able to ask for help. We guys get criticized a lot for not being able to stop and ask for directions. Sounds like you've gotten past that.

Reply to My Response to the Writing Challenge in Writing JoeUser Forums

...because I'm always finishing your sentences. (in response to your initial post )

Reply to JUWC... Dark Habit in Writing JoeUser Forums

fifteen minutes damn, and here I was hoping you were suffering for your great art; life's just not fair! ....not fair I tell you!

Reply to JUWC: Don's Short Work in Writing JoeUser Forums

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Reply to Here is the next challenge JU Writers Club challenge in Fiction Writing JoeUser Forums

My shot-in-the-dark WWW Link

Trigger Happy - JUWC (bad habit challenge) in Writing JoeUser Forums

Remy saw the back of the man’s head. He saw him put his cell phone away, take the blowgun out and get ready to use it. Remy fired and the man dropped to the ground. Firing-first-and-asking-questions-later. That had always been Remy’s bad habit. Was it because he was bipolar? Remy thought about what had brought him here. -----

Reply to JUWC... Dark Habit in Writing JoeUser Forums

Obsession, compulsion and denial all skillfully depicted. And a fun read!

Reply to Not Like They Use to Be in Writing JoeUser Forums

Truly awesome. Frustration turns to empathy. Enjoyed it!

Reply to He drooled and ogled because of me... in Entertainment JoeUser Forums

I think I just went through puberty all over again. Gracias. Danke. Merci. Grazie.

Reply to JUWC: Don's Short Work in Writing JoeUser Forums

Liked this one...lol. thanks! My daughter is Dyslexic I figured I could get away with it cuz I have some too. ;)

Reply to Here is the next challenge JU Writers Club challenge in Fiction Writing JoeUser Forums

My short submission. Longer coming later. WWW Link

JUWC: Don's Short Work in Writing JoeUser Forums

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Reply to Next Challenge For JU Writer's Club in Writing JoeUser Forums

CAUTION

Reply to Next Challenge For JU Writer's Club in Writing JoeUser Forums

I really like your suggestion too. But I think we'll hold off on it until the next challenge, if you don't mind. Fine by me Maso, you're so polite! . Reworking Mason's: "Bus kills uncle seeking nicotine gum."

Reply to Next Challenge For JU Writer's Club in Writing JoeUser Forums

I've been thinking about street signs as metaphors for life. If I get a turn, maybe in a month or two, I'd might like to try this, or something similar: I loved Alan Moore's and Margaret Atwood's six-word stories best! Enjoyed all the ideas for topics so far. Habits and obsessions truly are fascinating. Constraining length seems like fun too.

Reply to No Appleby's Tonight in Blogging JoeUser Forums

anchovies? ahww.. now I'm hungry. I love to gross the kids out with those tasty yet furry little morsels with or without pizza. Now I have to eat something else salty cuz we're all out! BTW glad you found one of the good guys, Mason.