AutumnGoddes29

Me too! 0-0

Yeah congratulations on this! I have been on Oahu as well and we stayed in a military resort as my family is military-based in careers for the most part. That was the first time I visited there though, and I have been back on several occasions now. I loved how the weather was warm there and the scenery is to die for if you want to spend your life there when you retire. My grandparents have is why I know this and they absolutely adore the place. I can't say I disagree though unless you hate very hot summer weather where its humid and lethargic feeling at times. Overall, summer there isn't too bad most of time if you are used to heat. Luau's are great fun and the food at them are superb generally as well. If you have allergies to any type of food though; be cautious and ask questions on the ingredients in the dishes. I ate one particular dish at a luau the first time I was there that had something inside of it that I was allergic to by accident and ended up having a very itchy holiday for the next week and a half...ha ha. I still don't know what exactly was in it that I reacted to though, because at the time as far as my family and I were aware; I didn't have any food allergies, so I got a shocking surprise and one that was pretty nasty too.

I wish you luck on this deal and I hope that it turns out to be real. Congratulations as well if it truly turns out well. I'm sure the bright red Eclectus parrot will be very happy to have a new home to be with and a new family for it to be have whilst relieved that she is away from her other 'annoying' parrot counterpart!

Congratulations! I have been studying for my driver's permit to get into driving classes myself as I am now almost 24 in age and put off getting mine since I was 16 due to my doctor's hesitance from my first severe depression and then the following 2 more bouts of severe hospitalized depression with re-occurring relapses. I do go to therapy and it does help, and now I finally on my road to recovery well enough to take the driving step! I admit I am nervous about the writing portion as sometimes when stressed I can't get my words to flow right on paper. I agree also with Kisser who says all drivers are insane because I live in Virginia within the US and quite near D.C. too; people driving here are not only insane but demented risk-takers as well. Look-out!

I agree that I am glad he woke from his coma because I have been through a comatose state myself. I have been seeing a neurologist for the last year and half because of black spaces in my memory due to being through 3 severe bouts of depression in the last 5 years or so. The neurologist told me and my mother the blank spaces were most likely memories I once had of the particular event but became blackened due to the over-usage of headache medicine I took during this time without consideration of the effects to my memory. He was correct on this and it was documented as proven so, however, about 2 weeks into cognitive therapy to try to undo the damage and re-learn of my memories I started about almost 1 year ago now; I blanked out and my eyes were said to have rolled into the back of my head. They had thought I had a seizure of some sort, but when I did not wake for the next week while hospitalized at the nearest hospital to the therapy clinic afterwards...they knew I had went into a coma for some reason. I spent the next 8 months in a comatose state, and the doctors told my parents it was unlikely I'd wake now, and that if I woke up that I was likely to be in a vegetative state for the rest of my because of the severe damage done to the nerves in my brain from the aspirin in the headache medicines I once used as a release from pain caused me. I am now nearly 24 years old and prospering since I attend a university with a GPA of 3.87 on average, and I am perfectly healthy in mentality as I can be after the episode I had with the coma and depression that may have been part of the cause to it. The neurologists don't understand this at all or why I am as functional as I am regularly, but they do know in some ways I was blessed to be as mentally functional as I am daily since many never recover from the damage in the nerves I have and to be this way. Neurology is a hard science that relies on numbers, tests, experimentation, research and more; so a coma is one thing that can stump them if they find no true cause for it or a reasonable explanation for it to occur in a patient, as mine was never truly proven to be instigated by a overdose of aspirin at all or my depression itself.

Slash fanfiction is termed by definition any story/narrative with a couple relationship of two people of the same gender and would be therefore be a same-sex coupling. Anime and Manga use the term yaoi for male relationships of this type and the term yuri for female relationships in a similar situation to a yaoi one of males. Any genre of fanfiction outside of Anime and/or Manga would use the terms slash for male relationships and femme-slash for female relationships in a story that were of same-gender couplings. Also, please note that any relationship containing three people is known as a threesome. It can contain/consist of all male or females, and it could also be mixed as well. Four or more in a relationship within a story is known as a Moresome. The same rules as a threesome apply in the way the couplings can be set-up. However inside of a threesome/moresome relationship and if the people are mixed in gender; any relations between two males or two females alone of the three or more partners is a standalone section of slash or femme-slash itself. It dissects from the opposite gender to have more intricate design to add depth to the plot of the story. This is because usually the opposite gender is still with the others and partakes in 'activities' with the others as well, but in this segment they are just not present to the scene or not included into it for the plot-line to flow as it is supposed to. I hope this very long explanation helps you Cheers and Happy Reading!

Congratulations Savagehunger47! I hope Silver Publishing likes your work and I'll look forward to reading some of it later on!