No problem Jfraser. IRL should go first. Plus it's not like you had no intention to resume your ongoing stories. And we have several blogs materials to read if the wait was to extend itself. Thanks for sharing those anyway, and see you in the comments/main forum sections of LL then.

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> You may be considered yourself lucky and honored that Trilog is reading your blog. That means he sees it as very worth reading He used to read mine a few years ago and he got bored and suspicious of its credibility (which is OK)

1 hour ago, Evaloves4 said:

> You may be considered yourself lucky and honored that Trilog is reading your blog. That means he sees it as very worth reading He used to read mine a few years ago and he got bored and suspicious of its credibility (which is OK)

If I recall right it's the contrary, as a "librarian" here I progressively took a place in a story-telling community, supporting other authors by giving them some criticism and appraisal. Yet, your blog isn't supposed to deal about stories, but to be a diary. Hence part of why I realized they weren't my domain.

yet I know you're teasing me Eva, as usual. Plus even if you're not a storyteller, you're still a welcome member of the audience around the blogs section. 

2 hours ago, Evaloves4 said:

That means he sees it as very worth reading He used to read mine a few years ago and he got bored and suspicious of its credibility (which is OK)

« That's right.

               He got very suspicious 'cause you were with people who said they didn't like redheads, even if they were very pretty, strong and intelligent, you see ?

               Even if they were godesses, or elected student of the year.

               So that was very suspicious of them having luckasto issues, yes.  »

2 hours ago, Tirloque said:

No problem Jfraser. IRL should go first. Plus it's not like you had no intention to resume your ongoing stories. And we have several blogs materials to read if the wait was to extend itself. Thanks for sharing those anyway, and see you in the comments/main forum sections of LL then.

 

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Speaking of, I’m not sure you saw the latest installment(s).

I am just glad to hear you are OK.

I was afraid only something truly terrible would stop you from posting - and we here in internet land would never know.

Get back to us when you can - and know we won't forget.

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Hello, the two people who still read my stories!

Ahem. Two-point-five people, thank you very much. I've put on some weight recently.

5 hours ago, fred200 said:

I am just glad to hear you are OK.

I was afraid only something truly terrible would stop you from posting - and we here in internet land would never know.

 

Get back to us when you can - and know we won't forget.

 

As it happens, I had strep throat last week which is why there was no labyrinthian episode. Top three worst times of my life, right up there with the time I had a sunburn so bad that scratching the omnipresent itch only caused fiery pain without relieving the itch and my entire first marriage  

The good news is that the deadline is for my book which needs to be done by the end of the year. So I’ll have a book for all 2.5 of you to read by then.

19 hours ago, Content Consumer said:

 

Ahem. Two-point-five people, thank you very much. I've put on some weight recently.

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20 hours ago, jfraser said:

Speaking of, I’m not sure you saw the latest installment(s).

If I understood well, we don't know when they'll resume, so I won't rush reading them.

I just hope they don't conclude on a major cliffhanger should the wait extend itself. ^^

14 hours ago, jfraser said:

As it happens, I had strep throat last week which is why there was no labyrinthian episode. Top three worst times of my life, right up there with the time I had a sunburn so bad that scratching the omnipresent itch only caused fiery pain without relieving the itch and my entire first marriage  

My associate whispers me that scratching it is no way to relieve marriage. She suggest financial arrangements instead.

As for your streptococcus' angina, hopefully you could get antibiotics. The pain could last quite long otherwise.

33 minutes ago, Tirloque said:

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If I understood well, we don't know when they'll resume, so I won't rush reading them.

 

I just hope they don't conclude on a major cliffhanger should the wait extend itself. ^^

My associate whispers me that scratching it is no way to relieve marriage. She suggest financial arrangements instead.

 

As for your streptococcus' angina, hopefully you could get antibiotics. The pain could last quite long otherwise.

Even with the abx, i was unable to eat for five straight days. Lost 15 to 20 pounds, though!

4 hours ago, jfraser said:

Even with the abx, i was unable to eat for five straight days. Lost 15 to 20 pounds, though!

There may have been some resistance going on here, because I don't think it takes that long usually. Regardless, glad to know you healed after all.

« I'm not surprised at all. It's been months since Aithne should've cured her eye, but she didn't. So I very guess you got to the doctor too late, uh. »

37 minutes ago, Tirloque said:

There may have been some resistance going on here, because I don't think it takes that long usually. Regardless, glad to know you healed after all.

 

« I'm not surprised at all. It's been months since Aithne should've cured her eye, but she didn't. So I very guess you got to the doctor too late, uh. »

this is 100% accurate - i waited one day too long to get on the abx and let the strep get to its worse stage. so it took longer to clear it up. if i had gone to urgent care when it became clear it wasn't just from, like, all the dry air or something, it would have lasted much less.