BronxWench

Thanks! It was great. Hope you had a happy one, too.

There is no explanation for some people. I picked out my kids’ clothing when they were preteens, and there were no arguments. They dressed appropriately for their age, because I believe children are children, not miniature adults or objects of desire.

There is no explanation for some people. I picked out my kids’ clothing when they were preteens, and there were no arguments. They dressed appropriately for their age, because I believe children are children, not miniature adults or objects of desire.

Happy Thanksgiving to you both!

Yay on survival at least!

Happy thanksgiving, my American neighbours! 

Thank you!
We’re doing a quiet Thanksgiving this year, because it’s too damned cold here to do anything else, but I’m making the turkey and all the trimmings because I love turkey!

I totally forgot that it was Turkey day today!  Happy Thanksgiving to you, love, and to everyone else who celebrate it.  

Thank you!
We’re doing a quiet Thanksgiving this year, because it’s too damned cold here to do anything else, but I’m making the turkey and all the trimmings because I love turkey!

Don’t forget to be thankful for a website full of smutty stories!  

I think they wanted my bed.

Yup, those are cats, all right.

S’a shame. I hope there’s at least some bright point today.

Wow, that’s impressive. Well done, BW!

Thank you! I was hugely motivated, with a great deal on my plate for the next week. Between the new job, my mother’s doctors, and transition paperwork for my son, I’ll barely breathe this week until Thursday, and then I get to cook the feast… 

I made the turkey run last night—I like a fresh bird, and I always pick up my bird at Stew Leonard’s. The staff there is incredibly helpful, and not a self-scan in sight. It’s so much a part of my holiday tradition that I’m not sure I could do Thanksgiving without Stew’s and those turkeys.
At my local market, I know most of the cashiers. We talk to each other about our kids, our lives, our vacation plans. I always mutter about using one of the grocery delivery services in our area, but I’d miss chatting with everyone at the store.

Warhammer Elves!!

But amusingly enough I was thinking of doing something with Elves for my Christmas story.

I made the turkey run last night—I like a fresh bird, and I always pick up my bird at Stew Leonard’s. The staff there is incredibly helpful, and not a self-scan in sight. It’s so much a part of my holiday tradition that I’m not sure I could do Thanksgiving without Stew’s and those turkeys.
At my local market, I know most of the cashiers. We talk to each other about our kids, our lives, our vacation plans. I always mutter about using one of the grocery delivery services in our area, but I’d miss chatting with everyone at the store.

I try to be nice to the cashiers, and I try avoiding those self-scans.  (However, the local %*!mart is trying to make it unavoidable, leaving one cashier available when it’s installed self-scan in lieu of *most* of the old regular lanes.)
Yeah, I’ll be making a stop tonight, though to a more local shop, get one or two things I know I’m out of.

I don’t like the self scans either. From the selfish point of view there’s always something goes wrong, and from the unselfish I’d rather cashiers had the jobs.

@InvidiaRed there are so many options when it comes to Elves and Dwarves and all that jazz. I am a big fan of a couple different takes on elves, though I prefer the dragon age and elder scrolls universes versions to the tolkien. And it’s always exciting to craft your own version, write your own rules. 
I’m pumped to give it another shot. Soon as I get the right spark of inspiration.

This is a short story I wound up publishing with NineStar Press, but I think it would be fun to do a quick peek at the characters again. I did like them.
 

It’s not all bad. When the robot revolution comes you will be spared for your assistance.

Well then I probably failed. Since I helped her after the fifth time.

It’s a test, for you, @InvidiaRed