MANICHAEAN
MANICHAEAN

Man,

Am not commenting on your latest post as I know it's going to be good and want to knock it up to the top of the list later. These readers need your kind of stuff and perspective. Have been busy lately with my health and Barbara's and had to retire to take care of us. (Secondar English teacher)

But odd news too! Sent dna to 23 and Me (knew I was adopted all along) but found out I was (am) A Poe. Have two brothers too, and actually met my birth mother before she passed away at 93. That was about a year ago. The other side of the family, my mom's was a Stapleton, who was in the states before 1776 and fought with Lafayette. so odd things to find out and it's kept me busy. So good to see you posting again.

Will write more when I can.

Steven

Hi... thanks for voting in the 2015 Annual Short Story Competition finals.
I submitted one of my stories "Happy Endings" into the contest.

Critiques here on litnet have always been greatly helpful and helped me improve a lot. As you have already read the story, I was wondering if you could share your thoughts on the story on this thread->
http://www.online-literature.com/for...11#post1317611

Sorry to bother you. Thanks for reading the message.

Would you like to vote in our short story competition final?

http://www.online-literature.com/for...390-2015-Final

Happy Birthday, old Man

Would you like to vote in our Short Story Competition Final?

http://www.online-literature.com/for...61#post1247061

Thanks, M., for your kind words on Steve's thread.
You're the best!
Auntie

I can't say I have tried the honey variant and certainly not in combination with Jack. I recall trying the WT rye, but wasn't too keen on that, no, just give me the straight WT 101.
Makers Mark is another favorite of mine. Haven't tried Old Knob though, I'll keep an eye out for it.
Cheers

Ha!, well I had run out of the Wild Turkey which is why I had to reach for the wine.