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(TM) 305. To Those Who Have Gone Before
Write about something you've outlived.He never failed to open it, on the rare occasions he visited his parents. A chest, four feet by two, made of dark bog wood, planed and polished, inscribed with intricate knotwork and subtle symbols. He left it in his father's castle to keep the contents safe, for he knew that if ever that ancient structure ( Read more... ) -
From my family
Go here and reload until you get five quotes that sum up your philosophy or outlook, then post them.
Many men can make a fortune but very few can build a family.
J. S. Bryan
Go to your bosom; Knock there, and ask your heart what it doth know.
William Shakespeare (1564 - 1616), 'Measure for Measure'
Everything you can imagine is real.Pablo ( Read more... ) -
(TM) 292. Show and Tell
Show and tell."So then, lass," Ruairí said brightly, "are you ready for your jumping lesson ( Read more... ) -
Swiped from nearly everyone
I've given my characters a healthy dose of Veritaserum and now they have to tell the truth. What does this mean for you? Ask my characters questions about anything and everything and they will truthfully answer it. So, go ahead and ask what you want. He can't beat around the bush with half-truths. -
Púca Alert!
Over in oldest son Anraí's journal, you will find a series of drabbles commemorating a very special moment for the MacEibhir family. Enjoy! -
(TM) 283. Speaking in tongues
What languages do you speak?
"The squire has more Gaelic than you have English, my lad. A man who speaks only his cradle tongue can't cast aspersions at others."
"Don't be mistaking Gaelic for my first language, Donncha. Nor me for a lad."
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(TM) 280. Deep Thoughts
What do you think?“Sooo ...” Abby drawled. “What do you think ( Read more... )