Y'all...Drew needs coffee bad today, I think.
He broke a game by accident - he was pulling too hard or something. He laughed about it, though, and I love that he's not perfect.
My story was finally approved, y'all.
You can find and read it here: https://www.storiesspace.com/stories/realistic-fiction/loving-her-in-silence-2 <-----------
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I don't know why not. So you're thinking of something like Freaky Friday where an adult returns to being a child (so fantasy)? Or just adults behaving like children (so more humour or drama depending on the approach)? I think you would need to keep things age-appropriate but it sounds like you have thought of that. Maybe drop Molly a note or post about it in Forum/Site Guidelines?
Not quite. If you regress, you are that age mentally, although biologically, you are usually much older. It's usually a way to cope with things like trauma but some people like to do it just for fun. My story features the latter and has the two main characters in a loving relationship - one is regressed and the other is their caregiver.
Three things. One, George (the announcer) recently referred to Drew as 'dreamy Drew' and I'm still thinking about it almost two weeks later.
Two, Drew started adding 'you're a good person' to his end of show sign-off in addition to 'I love you,' and I get all warm and fuzzy inside just from thinking about it.
And three, he winked on Thursday's episode and I lost it. If he's trying to win my heart, it's working (even though he's already got my entire heart and then some).
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Drew was always pretty flirty, in a wholesome, inclusive sort of way. Talented guy.
Oh good, it's not just me. And talented is an understatement - but I'm biased.
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Episode three? Wild. Somebody spun a dollar and then got the dollar again during their bonus spin. Plus they won the showcase.
Drew was wearing black glasses with a plaid suit. He looked edible as usual and every time he smiled, I got butterflies.
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I haven't watched The Price is Right in years. I loved it when I was a child. You got to watch it whenever you were home sick from school. It was always a treat. I have Paramount, so it would be fun to watch it again, and I have always been fond of Drew Carey.
Watching it when I was sick is what I did before Drew.
After he took over, I tried to stay home on purpose to see him even though I recorded it and could see him after school.
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Elyse, the only person who could go on Price Is Right, win big, and be disappointed because her prize wasn't Drew. 🤣 I should tune it in someday when I'm working from home just to see what it is like with him. Except I don't have any access to regular TV right now due to cutting the cord. 😊
Well, you're not wrong. I'd be happy just sharing the same space as him even if I didn't get on stage, but at the same time, I'd rather win Drew's heart than any prizes.
And if you've got access to CBS' website and/or Paramount+, you can watch the new season. Plus, if you have Pluto and/or YouTube, you can see older ones.
I guess I have to sit corrected cause here it is:
https://www.storiesspace.com/stories/poetry/your-sweetest-dream <------------
If y’all want to know how long I’ve been whipped for Drew…well…
I used to try to skip school a lot during my senior year of high school cause he’d just started hosting TPIR and I didn’t want to wait till after school to watch him.
Which was dumb on my part cause I recorded the episodes and knew he’d be there when I got home, but yeah.
Oh man. I think I picked my glasses a little too well.
I made a post elsewhere a few months ago about wanting to try on Drew’s glasses - only to find out that my new glasses are almost an exact replica of his.
Needless to say, I’m delighted to feel so close to him when I wear them.
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OMG there they are! You are The King of All Things Drew. Thanks, Elyse.
You’re welcome. If you want to see him in a show before that, the Internet Archive has ‘The Good Life.’
He plays a side character (and you might feel a sense of deja Drew and/or foreshadowing).