| 2010-04-27 20:48:22 |
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On a good day I can count to ten, but words aren't my best thing. I am still clueless as to why the names are similar.
On a more sober note: Does Jessica's last name refer to Turner's syndrome? I apologize for asking, my curiousity is often an uncontrollable curse. |
| 2010-04-27 21:16:15 |
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Just another chapter, the same as all the others, long and exellent.
If I may be so bold: Did you write these books to:
A. Amuse yourself?
B. Vent frustration?
C. Test yourself?
D. Say something that needed saying to those willing to listen?
E. Make people figure it out for themselves?
F. Some of the above?
G. None of the above? |
| 2010-04-28 14:58:17 |
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A.P./reader:
Regarding answer #2 "to a few questions:"
I understood that they represent the two sides of love. I just thought that you might have a hidden meaning behind the exact spelling (or something) of the two names. It isn't the first time that I've suspected you of being subtle beyond my understanding. Maybe just the first time that I was mistaken about it.
Regarding patooties:
I like my patooties a little on the firm side. Please don't change the recipe. Or stop cooking. I'm a believer in "appetite makes the best sauce," so I'm not tempted to ask to be fed too often. Just don't let me starve completely. Please. Thank you for sharing such a large and enjoyable meal.
ssalo |
| 2010-04-28 17:32:35 |
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A.P.- Vitriol amuses?
Okay. There are some of us here trying to read Beauty whose IQs are a few points below Jarvik's wife's. We hate multi-
syllable words. They're hard. We read slowly enough without spending half our time with our nose in that Webster guy's book. Not to mention that Wiki thing that most people laugh at and use anyway. Besides, it's not P.C. making us feel ignorant. I've got more complaints but I'm stopping here anyway because I'm getting a headache and I hate spending more than two hours writing a comment.
ssalo, looking for the aspirin |
| 2010-04-30 22:45:24 |
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A.P.-
Whadda I want? I want you to LOL or chuckle or smile or just be amused, as I'm sure you understood. I just read word #986,000 and love where and how you ended this book. Well done.
Keep laughing;
ssalo |