Daisy Bug's Revenge - Part #40
PART #40 Sophie knocked on the door and brought our dessert in to us plus another pot of coffee. She always knew what was needed even before I asked most of the time. I thanked her for the delicious...
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Dear Wanda, You really should make a book of this story. I know it is a lot of hard work--boy do I know that--but there is an easier way if you allow the companies on the net to just take your story...
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Sylvia, I believe you know some of this story is "for real" while other parts have been added due to the imagination of the writer. There was and still is the Ortega family. There was and still is a...
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Such history in these jewels - more precious than their value!Jan
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Dear Wanda,Yes, I could tell by the way you wrote that you had somereal history to relate, but a lot of imagination to use also. Itmakes a good combination. Many of my poems aboutGuatemala and Mexico...
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Is this a story of the history of a mystery? OR a story of a mystery of history????? My brain is be-jewelled with wondering..LOL
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Les, I do thank you for your WONDERFUL comments. Wanda
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Jan, I do thank you for your PRECIOUS comments. Wanda
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Sylvia, I seem to get a clearer view of a character or characters if they are real, then I can add my imagination and the story evolves from there. Thank you again for your comments. So sorry they...
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The jewels and the stolen property are simply a figment of my imigantion. The history of the family is pretty much as is according to research. Mr. Ortega seems to have lost their land due to a game...
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