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I can never think of anything but each time I read somebody else's I always think 'why didn't I think of that'. |
Sarah_K wrote: |
Thank you everyone! I've sort of got a vague idea of another bit I'm working on but don't expect it till tomorrow or Thursday as I really must finish my seminar reading.
Anyone who has their books nearby... do we ever know the name of the school the boys attend (assuming they all go to the same one!) |
Sarah_K wrote: |
*goes to bed to dream of plot bunnies and Maynard boys* |
Nicci wrote: |
vikki, only you could possibly think that! drag your mind out of the gutter my child! |
Rachel wrote: | ||
If she drags it out, it will only be heading d o w n w a r d s ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Rachel the |
Chloë wrote: |
Thank you Sarah i'm really enjoying this |
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BTW where do those dots come from? I think I preferred the stars ... |
Liss wrote: |
Fine, fine! Rag on the defenceless yellow blobby things! *sniffs* |
Ellie wrote: |
What dots What 'blobby things' (Baffled) |
KB wrote: |
*lol* I'm glad you don't care, Rachel, or we wouldn't get half of your magically maniacal stories! |
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Nicci, me too and I wrote him. |
Kathy_S wrote: |
In terms of emergency contacts, if the older sib is in the country and the parents aren't, it makes sense to me to involve both, especially if the older-in-charge-of-younger system is part of the family organization. (speaking as oldest of 8 here) |
KB wrote: |
But you're speaking as a late 20th century/early 21st century oldest of 8. Children at that time were children, not half-adults! I can't honestly believe that Stephen would be left as contact - particularly as Jem and Madge would be closer than Jo and Jack, but still not that far! |
KB wrote: |
Wow, what an emotional couple of parts! I'm actually quite glad Jo isn't coming, because we can let our worry about Felix out on her! I hope she comes at the end and Felix wants Steve! |