Thank you for reading, and for your kind comments. So glad you liked the story.

Thanks Christian. That was meant to be a joke. 😀

Thank you, Doug. I appreciate your feedback.

Thank you for reading, and your inspiring comments. 🙂

Thank you, Dianne! Glad you laughed at that. 🙂 When I read it back to myself I can’t help reading faster and faster to get to the end! 😀

Thank you, Kim! Glad you caught that. 🙂 And glad you liked my little poem. <3

Thank you so much! I appreciate that. 🙂

Thank you, Deryn! So glad you liked it. Doing great this season. Merry Christmas!

Thank you! Glad you loved it. 🙂 <3

Thank you so much! I appreciate that. 🙂

Thank you. Very glad you liked it. 🙂

Thank you very much. 🙂

Thank you, Seyi! Very glad you liked it. I’m trying to stay out of trouble as we close up shop on this year. See you on the other side. 🙂

Thank you so much, Jane, for your lovely comments. Yes, with all the concern given for Annie, I had to sit and do a timeline to find out exactly how long she has been gone. 🙂 Thankfully, not too long. Don’t get too comfortable yet, Jane. A couple more curveballs coming your way. 😀

Hello Seyi, my friend! Good to read your work again. Fantastic, as usual. Your glimpse for us into an African childhood, real or imagined, was so relatable. At least, from a fellow egg that could read and write. 🙂
Hope your new year is absolutely a redeemable year from 2020. Many blessings!

Hello Michael,
Excellent addition, very enjoyable. I agree with James on the numbers issue. I’ve always used a rule learned in grade school. Numbers under 100 are usually spelled out, unless they are used as years. Numbers 100 and above are numbered.
All the best.

Hi, Stevie. What a great story! I’ve been to such prayer meetings as you described. Very accurate. Unfortunately, being alone with anyone when praying for God’s miracles breaks all rules of propriety that I’ve ever heard of. Such chicanery is reprehensible and puts an ugly blemish on people of true faith.
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Hokey smokes, Bullwinkle! This was fabulous! The settings, the dialogue, the flashbacks, the moments, the foreboding! Gah!! I love it!! <3