Buried Treasure

Jul 25, 2008 01:28



Later than usual... if you're able to keep going to the end, I applaud you and appreciate it.

Finely chop mint leaves, thyme, and sage.  Mince garlic and mill together with herbs, evenly adding zest of one

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Sauté onion and shallots in extra virgin olive oil, one turn of pan. Crush garlic and reserve. Split leg of

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I gingerly thumb the ( Read more... )

brigits flame, prompt

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agent_diamond July 25 2008, 11:41:19 UTC
This is a very beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing it.

One thing though: "I escort her to the dining room, hoping she doesn’t notice the ri stubborn ketchup still crusted to its sides. " Are there words missing?

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aisling87 July 25 2008, 20:19:24 UTC
Gaa! Thanks for noticing that. I originally had it worded differently, but on second thought changed the sentence structure. That must have been a remnant of the old sentence.

I'm glad you liked the story. Thanks for reading it and for catching my typo! :)

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attentionhoard July 25 2008, 15:26:37 UTC
*Applauds*

You rock! This is an awesome story. I enjoyed reading every bit of it!

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aisling87 July 25 2008, 20:26:39 UTC
:D Thank you! I'm glad you liked it and were able to finish it--I didn't mean for it to get this long but after I was done I couldn't decide on anything to cut.

BTW, just in case you didn't see my other comment yet, excellent job on your entry this week again. I always love your take on the topics.

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csigeekfan July 25 2008, 18:08:04 UTC
Oh, this is a fantastic story. You drew me in immediately, and made me a part of the story. Bravo.

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aisling87 July 25 2008, 20:27:37 UTC
:D Thank you! I'm really glad you liked it. I appreciate that you read it to the end!

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forallyouare July 26 2008, 00:42:38 UTC
this was really great. it's so interesting what you did with the prompt. i like how you made your character so likable but also conflicted. he is clearly making a choice in almost every things he says or does in his brother's presence. all in all, it was a very moving read.

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aisling87 July 26 2008, 20:26:13 UTC
:) Thank you very much! I'm really glad you enjoyed it and could see the choices I was trying to portray in his words and actions.

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intermezzo_poet July 26 2008, 03:42:37 UTC
Beautiful, indeed. I love how you portrayed the breakdown, in particular. Nice work. :)

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aisling87 July 26 2008, 20:26:57 UTC
I'm really glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for reading and commenting. :)

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