CreamyLady
Uncompromising Visionary
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I've been reading this since the beginning, and am wondering what happened to it.
Prey for Me
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Don't mind me. I was just testing to see if I could post a message under my "real" name. Ever since the BB went to the new server I kept getting "Sorry, but the name you attempted to use has been reserved by a registered member." So finally I sent for my password which I was reluctant to do for fear of "What is your password question" and like I could remember that either or find where I wrote it down. I must say, finding out your PW on Literotica is EASY!
Hang on to your creamy panties, CreamyLady, more parts of this story are being written as we speak. Actually, four more parts should be posted soon. Hey, this is kind of a work in progress, ya know?
Let me first thank Weird Harold for helping my co-author Suz and I out on this thing. Not that he got that far, but far enough to help us considerably. Hey, dude, we figured out that readability stat thing per your instructions. LOL! Like we really have the patience for that.
BTW, we got the e-mail account for Dvora Sosan so botched up we haven't been able to access it for days. And people who know we are writing that story said they had trouble sending e-mail. Anyway, if you have any comments, you can just send them to me, and if you sent an e-mail which was ignored, chalk it up to blonde.
Hey Lasher, since you are visiting Mexico soon I think you said, you may want to read the next few chapters, so you can make like you got a brain bigger than a pea. All about the real story of Mexico and Texas. In fact we are working on a part now about "The Yellow Rose of Texas" and how her dalliance with Santa Anna made Texas a state.
Hang on to your creamy panties, CreamyLady, more parts of this story are being written as we speak. Actually, four more parts should be posted soon. Hey, this is kind of a work in progress, ya know?
Let me first thank Weird Harold for helping my co-author Suz and I out on this thing. Not that he got that far, but far enough to help us considerably. Hey, dude, we figured out that readability stat thing per your instructions. LOL! Like we really have the patience for that.
BTW, we got the e-mail account for Dvora Sosan so botched up we haven't been able to access it for days. And people who know we are writing that story said they had trouble sending e-mail. Anyway, if you have any comments, you can just send them to me, and if you sent an e-mail which was ignored, chalk it up to blonde.
Hey Lasher, since you are visiting Mexico soon I think you said, you may want to read the next few chapters, so you can make like you got a brain bigger than a pea. All about the real story of Mexico and Texas. In fact we are working on a part now about "The Yellow Rose of Texas" and how her dalliance with Santa Anna made Texas a state.
CreamyLady
Uncompromising Visionary
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Thank you for replying; one gets hooked, and the story disappears, and then one goes into withdrawal. It isn't pretty.
Even though I am so far from being a Christian fundamentalist that I have a stake especially reserved for me, I enjoy Revelation and other apocalyptic visions.
The only problem I am having with it is the overwhelming amount of information, and the slightly abrupt introduction of characters. I am fascinated by the story, though, and am very glad there will be more.
Even though I am so far from being a Christian fundamentalist that I have a stake especially reserved for me, I enjoy Revelation and other apocalyptic visions.
The only problem I am having with it is the overwhelming amount of information, and the slightly abrupt introduction of characters. I am fascinated by the story, though, and am very glad there will be more.
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The story is one of my favourites - it simply keeps me gloued to the computer...
