In article <ao02b41uslhbp4k8qpt37l1q174uu4t5bc@4ax.com>, russ <russjosborne@juno.com> wrote: After typing all the below I realised that this is turning out to be rather long. Sorry. I am not a cat person. Nothing personal, I just tend to have allergic reactions to them. Nothing deadly(at least not yet) but itchy/watery eyes, lots of sneezing. Nothing that benedryl hasn't been
After typing all the below I realised that this is turning out to be rather long. Sorry. I am not a cat person. Nothing personal, I just tend to have allergic reactions to them. Nothing deadly(at least not yet) but itchy/watery eyes, lots of sneezing. Nothing that benedryl hasn't been able to handle. But being relatively smart, I just tend to avoid them. Until this past Friday. There
I've been working on this for a week now, unusual for me with a short story. I keep writing and stopping, not only for the research, but because I lose heart that it's any good. To qualify that; it isn't that I think the story so far is bad, it's that I wonder if the plot is so familiar to others that it strips all mystery from the writing. I'd appreciate some comments on that if anyone has
"Punk" <punk@spamme.ca> wrote in message news:47fbe285.9112863@news.eastlink.ca... On Sat, 05 Apr 2008 01:11:09 GMT, "JD" <me@home.ca> wrote: But, I also think that the seals' little dog-like faces and watery eyes, even though they will rip your friggin leg off if you get too close, will make it so the Europeans will object even if the Newfs used a vet needle to put them
