L'wek and Sarah
by Samantha Henderson
Since the Emergence they'd all had to learn: humans, certainly, but mostly the Lemurians...

Drabble - Any Day
by Shane Shennen
Music by Sara Ayers and Stone Jack Jones
Is that the answer to your trick question?strawman wrote:Six
Actually, I confess, it's just a guess. (Otherwise known as a trick answer.)zZzacha wrote:Is that the answer to your trick question?strawman wrote:Six
From each according to his ability, to each according to his need.tbaker2500 wrote:Don't say anything political to Mr. Tweedy, he's a leftist extremist who's in denial.
I t gets worse. As of last week she has an internet connection, and her sister showed her how to use Google. I just KNOW she's going to google 'What's cammoblammo been saying about me?' and wind up here.tbaker2500 wrote: Watch out for Cammoblammo's mother-in-law, you never know when she'll be reading.
Wow... This is the first time I've ever said this or even thought it, but, yup, you did blow it. That story would have made 100% more sense with the full title.normsherman wrote:Oops, ya, I kinda blew it. The real title of this story is "L'wek and Sarah at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 1915"...I totally missed the historical context/references so asked if we could shorten to just L'wek and Sarah because I thought it rang better and it seemed like an unnecessarily long title (aside from the date) that didn't ad to the story. Feel like a doof now that I know! So my bad.
Anyways, Samantha posted the story on her website if you wanna give it a read as well--
http://samhenderson.livejournal.com/92968.html