In article <094c683358d8864654d35acfcebe653a@rip.ax.lt>, Anne Onime
<anonymous@rip.ax.lt> wrote:
> Hi Grant
>
> It is another great Stevie story writed by you, i liked it very
> much, it is great to see Cosmos in your story, i thinked that
> the reaction of Cosmo to what Stevie said about not needing to
> learn to dance was very funny, and the answer that Cosmo gived
> to Stevie was very good in my opinion. Beside that Stevie learned
> one important lesson in that day, that life isn't always about what
> we like but is more about what we need, i agree with that, sometimes
> we need to do things that we don`t like to do, but is better for us.
> Anyway, many thanks again for sharing so many wonderful stories that
> i personaly like very much, full of very funny moments, great lessons
> about life, and specially very cute and lovely people.
>
> Take care and best regards
>
Many welcomes again.
I hope Cosmos doesn't think what I did was bad. It's not easy to put
his kind of posting name on a real but fictional person. The dance
instructor character was the only one which would work. I wasn't
planing to write that story, but did it just to put his Cosmos' name in
a story. It might be the only story I ever write, just to put a
poster's name in it.
The next post is about discrimination. I got that idea from you. So,
thank you very much for helping me write the most powerful and serious
story so far. (I think) It's called Stevie #14 "Balls and Rights"
We get to see Stevie's father in action, and learn something about him.
--
Grant
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