June 11th, 2009
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My God, you two are funny. And dare I say, just as easily amused as I am?
THANKS FOR THE SHOUT OUT! I’m so thrilled, I can’t explain it, even though I’m a writer and it’s my job to think of words and stuff.
So sad to hear Megan won’t be in DC, but I hope to meet her one of these days!
by Victoria Dahl June 12th, 2009 at 10:48 amMmmm cops! My next erotic short is going to center around cops. Squee! It’s the hero mentality.
Oh yes…the priest. (nods) Thornbirds is one of my favorite movies ever!
Oh I love the brother’s best friend crush! We have a LOT of the same favorites!
A teacher AND a priest? Oh. MY. Gravy. I’m so there!
Such a fun post!
by Nancy June 12th, 2009 at 12:17 pmThe unattainable person – great storyline. I think some books make it a little too easy to it’s not believable.
This made me want to re-read Wuthering Heights, but I don’t know. (It took me 6 weeks to read, which is an ungodly period of time.)
And – class – I always have a little trouble with this one, even though I know it’s true. I think one thing is money is often associated with class; but then, a number of the Hollywood super stars are and were “regular” people or come from regular families. Which is really different from the old school money, or peerage across the pond. I often think “big deal he’s a duke” or something like that – but… yeah it is a whole other world, the people with four houses and boats and ~1 million dollar a year country club memberships.
by limecello June 13th, 2009 at 12:58 amVictoria – yes easily amused, LOL. And I did love the book so it’s not hard to gush about something you love. See you in DC!
Nancy – Brother’s best friend storylines are one of my very favorites!
LC – Class is one of the remaining divides in the world. I don’t mean just money – I mean the world someone like Roman Lyons lives in is totally different to the world Abbie lives in and she’s a barrister. How do you bridge that gap? I’m fascinated by different worlds people inhabit and how that forms their perceptions and experiences.
by Lauren June 13th, 2009 at 9:45 am