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I salute you, Captain Smooth! Er, I mean Master Cartman. Sounds like a well-matched couple! After all the sugar he ate, imagine he has a lot of energy to use to apply more feather touches! Your descriptions allowed great mental pictures--good work!

RRrr-oooo-aaarrr!!! Well worth the wait, storyteller! I loved the bartender's "evil glint" and "wicked laugh" that were later "replaced by the expression and smile of a victorious conqueror." I'm also thinking I need to check out the music you mentioned. My favorite part was the little stinger...

Have little different to add to what other posters have said in regard to other thoughts you shared, but as to the above, I do have a first-job tip: Eat lunch but don't eat too much and drink caffeinated beverages. Doing this may help you stay awake those first few days when your work load is...

Interesting prison. One ticklees might kill to get into. :cool2:

Not satisfied, huh? Maybe working on two at once will help you get past whatever the problem is with Act II. Good luck with it! Will keep an eye out for your progress.

This lion is roaring with anticipation!

Good for you, Headsnap!!! Great that you recognize you're not depressed. I'm sick to death of every one jumping on the depression bandwagon and suggesting counseling or offering all sorts of pills just because people have a bad day, attempt to deal with grief--a normal activity!--get lost...

Great so far... "The Rabbit and the Snake" led me here. I'm ready to read more of the story. How's Act II coming along? Think you can finish it and a snake and lion story too? Greedy reader here--I want both!

Another sounds good to me, especially with a lion who roars and purrs--as long as the snake doesn't eat the lion too.

Vivien Leigh

Daddy Long Legs (1955)

Eye in the Sky - Alan Parsons Project

New Jack City (1991)

Carl Sagan

Year of the Cat - Al Stewart

OK, Steph, here goes, from another cyptogram worked in July. A friend is a person with whom you dare to be yourself.

fantastic

Every Time We Say Goodbye - Cole Porter

Leslie Caron

Dead Again (1991)