Wow, that was a lot of amazing info! Sorry for the rough patches you've been through, @crimsonclad. And double wow... thank you for all the amazing stuff you do, and your time and devotion. That is dedication!

Lovely post, @riverflows. So many thoughts, ideas and reflections that beckon my to slow down and ponder! I love the sculpture of Shiva. And Buttercup. And the longboard as decor.

Such lovely pictures. I would love to visit that cathedral someday.

You captured my feeling about cycling exactly. It is not just transportation, but pure joy — and symbolic of freedom. If you have wheels, you can go far and fast, without fuel or public transportation

Wow, cool technique!

Oh, you mean you cannot take vacation from your job? That is unfortunate!

That is an admirable goal, @osomar357. For me, as a reader, I look for an ending that is satisfying and makes the story worth reading, even if it is not a happy ending. When the story is both satisfying

I really like the smoke images. Maybe the need to shape what we see into something in the known world is so strong that images like these being real world images to mind. For example, in one I see a hand.

Happy anniversary! (Just celebrated our 27th. The years keep marching on!) I will listen to the tunes when I’m in a place where I can do so. Meanwhile, I enjoyed reading some history and lore about Phish.

Oh yes, it does sound like you could use a vacation! One with no one needy and demanding people making you do their bidding! 😂

I really enjoyed your story, @osomar357. It has some very creepy and frightening elements, but does not cross the line into violence or gore that so many horror stories seem to do. You created suspense

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What a cool project!!

The images you used to illustrate the story were so perfect for the stark and interesting life on that planet.

What a terrific story, @litguru. It's so good to see you in The Ink Well again! I love how you add details and build the world for your story in subtle ways. There was so much information packed into these

Aw! How heartbreaking. There are so many great moments in this story, as well as small, delightful details. You could teach a class in how to write between the lines, @itsostylish. I love your writing

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Oh how I love fog and dramatic weather! (Not extreme heat, thank you; just clouds and storms and such!) Honey, the shout goes up, someone stole the mountains :) Whew, I'm glad you got them back! They are