I LIKED IT!!!! you can also post it on: csi labrats, hodges experience, greg heart hodges, csi slash. sorry that i dont know how to link. keep writing. you are good!
I really enjoyed this fic. For some reason I adore the fact that Hodges' cat is named Ptolemy. For someone on their first foray into CSI you certainly captured both Greg and Hodges.
Thanks very much. David definitely had a big, grumpy cat in my brain, and I had to give him a worthy name. Thusly was Ptolemy the Great formed. As for capturing them, I really appreciate it - they're definitely complex characters and therefore they like to have arguements with me as to how they should be written.
I liked the flow of the prose, and the way Greg told his story. I think when we write, sometimes we forget that talking is much more confused than something written (especially with Greg) and you captured that perfectly.
And many giggles about Ptolemy. Such the perfect IC touch.
I am glad it flowed well - sometimes I think I get too wrapped up in description. The speech tends to play in my head, and then I try to get it down on the page with pauses and stuttering intact. I have a great love ... of the elipse. ;)
Oh Ptolemy. David just had to have a big, fat, grumpy orange cat. HAD TO.
Great story. The backstory is good stuff, and the front story--Hodges' blue pj's, and Ptolemy \O/, and Greg's behavior after GD, were good too. Looking forward to more of your work.
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you can also post it on: csi labrats, hodges experience, greg heart hodges, csi slash.
sorry that i dont know how to link.
keep writing. you are good!
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I'll do just that. Thanks for the suggestions. :D
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Oh, and only David would have a cat that is as snarky as he is ;0
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Ptolemy the Great rules all. >_
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I liked the flow of the prose, and the way Greg told his story. I think when we write, sometimes we forget that talking is much more confused than something written (especially with Greg) and you captured that perfectly.
And many giggles about Ptolemy. Such the perfect IC touch.
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I am glad it flowed well - sometimes I think I get too wrapped up in description. The speech tends to play in my head, and then I try to get it down on the page with pauses and stuttering intact. I have a great love ... of the elipse. ;)
Oh Ptolemy. David just had to have a big, fat, grumpy orange cat. HAD TO.
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