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Was: Laramie Tales: New Working Title: Tales of Greenlea County (ARCHIVE)
mariez:
--- Quote from: richardg49 on January 07, 2007, 08:50:18 pm ---No, no, Marie! It should be 'Those are essential minutiae'. Correct grammar is so undervalued these days. ;)
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LOL!! Yes, it certainly is, Richard! I just can't get out of the habit of thinking of minutia in the singular! I think it's because I like the way it sounds! :laugh:
And I just realized, Louise - The Sunday Night Mystery Movie included "McMillan & Wife" starring Rock Hudson. I wonder what Ellery thought of Rock Hudson? Somehow, I can't see the boys getting as excited about Rock Hudson as they do about Clint Eastwood! :)
Marie
synne:
--- Quote from: Bigheart on January 07, 2007, 08:35:34 am ---Yeah Louise, it did leave me in a kind of a state. I just felt so desperately unhappy and sad for Jack all over again. I was crying along with Ennis *sigh*
The last chapter was so loving and warm. Wes and Edna are wonderful people with huge giving hearts and I really love them. Ennis and Ellery are so lucky to have them in their lives :) Wes is just so great with Ennis. And with Ellery.
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Hi,
I haven’t been around here long time ( RL), the new story took me kind of aback too letting me sad and happy all at once I never thought the blissful “reception part” would turn into sorrow, regret and tears but I’m thankful that Jack was not omitted, forgotten in Ennis’s mind even during what is supposed to be the happiest phaze of his life, that he still feels somehow committed, bound to Jack. I love the direction you’re leading the story Louise, love Ennis looking for piece, for reconciliation between his two man and his own soul.
David:
injest just posted this photo in the "Allure of a Man" thread.
But as soon as I saw it I could only think of Nicky Sampson washing his Red Firebird. He he he!
magicmountain:
--- Quote from: louisev on January 07, 2007, 04:37:55 pm ---I dont want to ruin anyone's conception of how things are laid out in the Cantrell/Del Mar household, but I have always viewed it that there is a hallway that runs down the front wall of the house from the kitchen living room and one turns right to get into the bedroom and the bed is against the common wall with the bathroom, if that can easily be pictured. They don't have set "places" on the bed, but since quite often Ellery is the first one on the bed he gets in from the side nearest the door but usually ends up on the side facing the window, particularly since the side facing the window has the telephone and the chair and he is most often the one being called at home.
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I always imagined the Cantreel/Del Mar house plan in the following way. You enter the front door into the oblong- shaped living room. Looking straight ahead you see a a doorway left of centre which leads to a passage and into the bedroom which has an ensuite bathroom off to the right. The bed faces the bathroom door. Ellery sleeps on the right and Ennis on the left. Looking right of centre of the living room back wall, a galley kitchen runs off at a right angle to the living room. The back door at the far end of the kitchen leads to a back deck.
magicmountain:
Poor Ennis. He can't have a good old bawling session without the whole world and his brother finding out about it. Maybe Ennis needs a shed.
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