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Coffee? Breakfast?
Coffee sounds lovely
Thanks xxfewnicks, seems you don't understand this spot is mine.
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Paul.. I think they must be getting close to picking a winner(s).. so we'll see if it made a difference..
I have a feeling the winners may have been picked already, and I have a hunch they were all here before the contest was announced, though I'm not sure I'm at liberty to say much at the moment...
If it's any help...I am not one of the winners...so, that answers that question...
If it's any consolation Alan.. all of the contestants are coming to your place for wine and oreos after the awards ceremony..
Larry I agree, "I read most of the stories and our members kick some literary ass.." I also read every entry and thought most of the entries were awesome.
Alan, on my way to the party, I will stop and get some beer, as I am not much of a wine drinker. Nice to hear that the awards ceremony is near. You and the other mods deserve a huge round of applause for making Stories Space the wonderful place it is.
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Thank you for posting this Gypsy.
Found it to be a interesting read, I have always been an extremely slow reader and never really read much just for the pleasure of reading.
Mostly I have read to learn, having to read several times over to understand.
Many times I have questioned the reasons, still looking for answers.
That being said, many are borderline something and slip through the cracks of our education system for what ever reason.
Took me a long time to be able to let my thoughts flow from the images and words in my mind to there resting place on the page.
Not a good speller or purveyor of words, struggling to convey to others has been and is a challenge, but indeed very therapeutic.
Good on both you and Andrew for sharing your love and knowledge with your loved ones who suffer from dyslexia. I am sure they have benefited greatly.
Thanks again for sharing this insightful article.
Found it to be a interesting read, I have always been an extremely slow reader and never really read much just for the pleasure of reading.
Mostly I have read to learn, having to read several times over to understand.
Many times I have questioned the reasons, still looking for answers.
That being said, many are borderline something and slip through the cracks of our education system for what ever reason.
Took me a long time to be able to let my thoughts flow from the images and words in my mind to there resting place on the page.
Not a good speller or purveyor of words, struggling to convey to others has been and is a challenge, but indeed very therapeutic.
Good on both you and Andrew for sharing your love and knowledge with your loved ones who suffer from dyslexia. I am sure they have benefited greatly.
Thanks again for sharing this insightful article.
