I'm not sure how many people are still reading Justice, but since I had said that the new chapter would be published long before now and it obviously hasn't been, I thought I ought to give you some idea of when to expect it. It came back from the betas, but needed some fixing and while I was doing that I got caught in the jaws of a hellish week,
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I've been wondering how many people are reading Justice these days too. I really do think there are a ton of people who are but just don't comment. More people like Awieatti need to discover you! I comment because your posts are always look so lonely and I want to encourage you, but it's just soooo against my lurking nature. And I almost never have anything to say other than "yay!" But your posts are always interesting, so it's usually not tooo hard to find something to say : ) Speaking of which, the more I hear about your husband, the more he sounds like a crazy health nut!
Also, I enjoyed your "currents" : D
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Miki, thank you for fighting your own lurker nature and leaving such nice encouraging comments for me. I truly do appreciate it.
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Well anyway, I'd love to have a husband like yours someday! Because I'm a crazy health nut too xD Mostly because of my allergies... But hey, I've never tried a gluten-free pizza! Does it really taste that bad?
Oh by the way, YOU are eating FRUIT?! Who are you and what have you done to Brit? :O
Okay, enough with the talking about food - let's get back to Justice... I agree that many people probably just don't comment. I mean, look at your pageviews - you have MANY visitors, and how many of them have ever left a comment? Well what I mean to say is don't worry, you have a huge fanbase that really appreciates your work, even if many of them are too shy to comment.
I'm looking forward to Justice and Dragon Lady and I'm sure many other readers are doing so, too! :) (And wow, Dragon Lady gets written pretty fast!!)
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Have you tried dried fruit yet? You don't have to peel it, it's sweet and not very sticky. I love dried cranberries, for example. Or plums, apples, dates, bananas, mango, pineapple... Well I guess you can practically dry everything, except watermelons xD
Oh dear, what a mean pizza! Poor you, I hope you're feeling better by now. :S
Luckily, I'm fine with beans, peas etc., but there's already enough I have to ban from my diet anyway xD For me, it's wheat (more like gluten in general), pork and cow milk. Too much fat and sugar are a big no-no as well.
It doesn't sound much (because it isn't), but everytime I tell someone about it, they make big eyes and say: "What the hell CAN you eat then?!" And somehow they are right, because most of the "normal" food does indeed consist of these few things. It's kind of sad - there is so much else one can eat, but many people don't even think about alternatives.
So you could say I'm a health nut out of necessity xD
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I don't leave comments very much for stories I'm reading but since you're worried about how many are reading. I'm still reading Justice and I can't wait for the next chapter!
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As an omnivore stuck in a city like Austin, I'm starting to roll my eyes at just how much anti-gluten is out there. When my vegan coworker insisted on bringing vegan 'tres leches' cake to work (yeah, do that math), I was nauseated. So I say, revel in your pro-gluteny!
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Alas, I revel in my pro-gluteny all too often. I don't think I could ever completely give it up because crusty French or Italian bread with salted butter and fresh herbs is one of my greatest pleasures. I'm only learning to make gluten-free breads and cakes because of my health-nut husband. Who is now talking about becoming vegetarian. *Sigh*
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