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Penny's Pass the Story challenge begins here- who will be the first to take this snippet of a Who Done It and Why and weave the first chapter? And of course, have fun with it.
When my father was older he had to get dentures and he hated to wear his lower dentures and never did, unless it was absolutely necessary, like when...
395 of my comments have received 421 Great Feedback votes
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I love these Craven Danger
Posted on Thu, 09 Apr 2020
I love these Craven Danger stories. I've posted a link on my facebook page to give my friends and family a little humour in their day too. I truly hope you publish these stories in a book. they are all gems - and the world sure could use some...
‘Doily old’ struck a chord for me; I can remember houses of older relatives I'd visited when I was a child that had these on sofa arms and entry tables.
I really enjoyed reading your story, partly because New York was my playground too so...
Thank you. When I received 1944 as the random year, it was all I could think of, the batlle where a realtive of mine died on Christmas Eve. I thought it so sad that he had died on that day, not that death on any other day would have been less sad...
They were arrogant little jerks and I believe you have every right to be shouty - as a matter of fact -shout it from a mountain top - it reaches more ears that way-
Your story drew me in and, being a woman, infuriated me at the lack of...
Part 2, another great read - and yes, I've always called it Grand Central Station...what can i say, typical New Yorkers - definitions don't matter, we do it, or say it, our way. -- I don't like to watch the news these days - too distopian. Fear...
You kept the rhyme and timing flowing and with each verse kept the action going, never losing the pace of the original. A testament to your poetic skills - Thoroughly enjoyed it.
He's fallen and he can't get up...I fear the ending will not bode well - have to see where the next part takes this tale. And - also thought, makes a good argument for life alert. ...
What a curmudgeon that Simon is, doesn’t seem to like much of anything or anyone, even suspects his wife's food? I love the start to this story. How will those young neighbours get along with the opinionated Simon? On to Part 2 to find out.
I love these Craven Danger
Posted on Thu, 09 Apr 2020
I love these Craven Danger stories. I've posted a link on my facebook page to give my friends and family a little humour in their day too. I truly hope you publish these stories in a book. they are all gems - and the world sure could use some...
Read full commentPosted in The Coffee Pot on the Corner - A Craven Danger Mystery
‘Doily old’ struck a chord
Posted on Mon, 02 Sep 2019
‘Doily old’ struck a chord for me; I can remember houses of older relatives I'd visited when I was a child that had these on sofa arms and entry tables.
I really enjoyed reading your story, partly because New York was my playground too so...
Read full commentPosted in A Rambling Remembrance
Thank you. When I received
Posted on Fri, 03 May 2019
Thank you. When I received 1944 as the random year, it was all I could think of, the batlle where a realtive of mine died on Christmas Eve. I thought it so sad that he had died on that day, not that death on any other day would have been less sad...
Read full commentPosted in 1944 (12miles south of Spa Belgium)
Don't apologize, They were
Posted on Sun, 21 Apr 2019
They were arrogant little jerks and I believe you have every right to be shouty - as a matter of fact -shout it from a mountain top - it reaches more ears that way-
Your story drew me in and, being a woman, infuriated me at the lack of...
Read full commentPosted in Throwing Stones
Thank you, the cherries are
Posted on Fri, 14 Oct 2016
Thank you, the cherries are lovely. Let's hope for more chances to write on these lovely pages here on ABCtales....
Read full commentPosted in No Place like it Anywhere!
Part 2, another great read -
Posted on Fri, 09 Oct 2026
Part 2, another great read - and yes, I've always called it Grand Central Station...what can i say, typical New Yorkers - definitions don't matter, we do it, or say it, our way. -- I don't like to watch the news these days - too distopian. Fear...
Read full commentPosted in A Day in the Life - Part Two
All the thoughts go round and
Posted on Sun, 04 Oct 2026
All those thoughts go round and round, must find a way to be said. I Loved that the earth needed a shrink too...don't we all.
Read full commentPosted in Dear Therapist Lady
You kept the rhyme and timing
Posted on Tue, 29 Sep 2026
You kept the rhyme and timing flowing and with each verse kept the action going, never losing the pace of the original. A testament to your poetic skills - Thoroughly enjoyed it.
Read full commentPosted in Frankenplot: The Hacker
He's fallen and he can't get
Posted on Sun, 04 Oct 2026
He's fallen and he can't get up...I fear the ending will not bode well - have to see where the next part takes this tale. And - also thought, makes a good argument for life alert. ...
Read full commentPosted in Keep On (1)
What a curmudgeon that Simon
Posted on Thu, 17 Sep 2026
What a curmudgeon that Simon is, doesn’t seem to like much of anything or anyone, even suspects his wife's food? I love the start to this story. How will those young neighbours get along with the opinionated Simon? On to Part 2 to find out.
Read full commentPosted in Old Walls - Part 1
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