Thank you! I didn't expect it. )))

He @justjoy! Here is the question I wanted to ask you... Below you can see a snippet of text. Please take a look at the highlighted sentence. As you can see I started it from "yet." At the same

LOL. Don't be flattered. I am a pretty stern critic and wouldn't say anything that I don't mean. I actually wanted to ask you about one particular language construct that I cannot avoid but using. At the

Thank you! What other languages do you know? Dutch? What else?

Thank you! It was my pleasure! Glad you like pelicans as much as I do. )))

You definitely have a funny bone in you! Though it is very dry humor as British humor supposed to be. My favorite is Winston S. Churchill's quote “My tastes are simple: I am easily satisfied with the best.”

Thank you, my friend! It's a first part of the weekend freewrite exercise. Maybe later today I will post the continuation. )

This is the process: You get a prompt. You set a timer and start writing right away, without thinking about what you want to write, without stopping. Write for 5 min about whatever that prompt brings to

What really impresses me about your writing is that in a seemingly simple and entertaining story, in a roundabout way, you're managed to describe not only the plot line but also almost exhaustive information

Thank you!

Did your BP go up there? How do you fly? While in the airplane elevation is about 33,000 feet.

That's a really cute/inventive interpretation of the prompt. Pretty brave too. Haven is at exactly 10,000 feet elevation. )) Good job!

Hi, my friend. You are right. It is quite beautiful.

True. I bet you get a very special feeling once you up there.

Nice discussion. I also watched the movie. Good actors. Good movie. Sad in place. Glad that our society progressed since that time.

Ah... I thought I missed something that everybody has gotten. They loved the ending and said it with such conviction that I was cast in doubts. Thanks for the clue! Nice writing!

Yeah. Thanks! I know of this one. There is a number of interesting proverbs in English. My favorite is "You can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink." I also like the "high