Open at Perforation
Well done, still crispy.
Still Dilly too . 😎
We’re the ones who determine the expiration date, aren’t we.
The atmosphere in this is as strong as the regret, which feels so old it’s become less massive I think. Luckily.
Regret needs to be shed before the horse latitudes, but you have to hold onto the remorse
I always enjoy your stories, Jimmy, and I caught your interview on CBS Detroit. Very good! You seem a very nice man.
Thank you on both, James. I have my moments. I try.
Expirations, like deadlines, do accomplish getting things shuffled, moved out and moved on.
Once or twice, an expiration got me to buy some expired product at a reduced price.
Meanwhile, I'm still ticking on towards the expiration date only God knows.
But unlike chips hanging on a rod, you can do a bunch of stuff beyond sitting and going stale.
Amen to that!
Absolutely
Somehow, you made me feel sympathy for that abusive guy..
That is an amazing feat of literature. Or, a character flaw in me. Or, a little of both
I'd like to think that a backhand phone throw was just a poor decision and not indicative of a pattern of abuse
Remorse is underrated..
And underutilized. Been around too many sociopaths who are devoid of it.
My opinion is they are incapable of remorse - which is why they are so dangerous.
Yeah, incapable, unwilling whatever it is it's horrible.
In other news you have the first installment of my new fantasy piece releasing around 7:50am
This is my first time reading something from you and I love how there's a rhythm to certain lines, it's so satisfying!
Rhythm is extremely important to me. Thanks for noticing
Well done, still crispy.
Still Dilly too . 😎
We’re the ones who determine the expiration date, aren’t we.
The atmosphere in this is as strong as the regret, which feels so old it’s become less massive I think. Luckily.
Regret needs to be shed before the horse latitudes, but you have to hold onto the remorse
I always enjoy your stories, Jimmy, and I caught your interview on CBS Detroit. Very good! You seem a very nice man.
Thank you on both, James. I have my moments. I try.
Expirations, like deadlines, do accomplish getting things shuffled, moved out and moved on.
Once or twice, an expiration got me to buy some expired product at a reduced price.
Meanwhile, I'm still ticking on towards the expiration date only God knows.
But unlike chips hanging on a rod, you can do a bunch of stuff beyond sitting and going stale.
Amen to that!
Absolutely
Somehow, you made me feel sympathy for that abusive guy..
That is an amazing feat of literature. Or, a character flaw in me. Or, a little of both
I'd like to think that a backhand phone throw was just a poor decision and not indicative of a pattern of abuse
Remorse is underrated..
And underutilized. Been around too many sociopaths who are devoid of it.
My opinion is they are incapable of remorse - which is why they are so dangerous.
Yeah, incapable, unwilling whatever it is it's horrible.
In other news you have the first installment of my new fantasy piece releasing around 7:50am
This is my first time reading something from you and I love how there's a rhythm to certain lines, it's so satisfying!
Rhythm is extremely important to me. Thanks for noticing