@wales, your stories get better and better. You should be publishing for money.

The eyes are the windows of the soul. You can tell how much living a man has done by looking into his eyes. ;-)

Artful! I like the wine glass shot. And, yes, I'm a Kennh Chesney fan too. Excellent taste you have. :-)

I'm sorry, but this makes a lot of sense! ;-)

The only wife I've ever seen fulfill this role to a tee is Mrs. Cleaver.

That looks like a great coffee shop. I like coffee shops because they're awesome places to meet new people. That one looks really cozy.

lol I loved this right from the first paragraph. I can't wait until he finally takes Janice's call.

I love these photos. Especially #4 and #5 from the top. Those are incredible.

This is an awesome idea for a contest. I may have to join this one. I love villains.

That's a pretty design. My wife doesn't knit, she sews, but I think she'd appreciate this crafty work. You look good in it.

Congratulations! We should throw Gina a party. :-)

That's interesting. Do they do their clicking with their tongues? I'm just guessing, but it sounds strange that's the way they'd communicate. Of course, several species of animals, or insects, do the same

Pets an be expensive. I don't have any either, but we do have outside cats that hang around. I feed them just enough to keep them coming around, and they take care of the mice. It's a nice little contract

I'm glad you didn't take his picture, as most people would have done.

I figure we'll see the next bull run just before or just after the next halving, which is due some time in 2020.

That's a cool place to go after church!

Another good one! And I find Erik's story inspirational. He's a very clever young man and I hope he goes on to much more success.

@Jenina619, I love these crypto art pieces you do. If you were on Narrative, I'd love to publish these in my publication The NRVE! You are a doggone good artist. It shows that you love your work.

Ha ha. "My human" named "Skip." You crack me up, Tammy. I love stories with dogs as protagonist-narrators. Well told.