I hit the wrong button and submitted the short story discussion. Oops.

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December 8, 2009 11:07am CST
The links on the discussion I just wrote don't load the stories. Please, if you wish to read them. Here they are again. The Miracle Snow (It was written for my son.) http://authspot.com/short-stories/the-miracle-snow The Sweet Tooth (It was written for my daughter.) http://authspot.com/short-stories/the-sweet-tooth Please let me know what you think, but be gentle about it, they're the first things I've ever written. Thank you everybody.
1 response
9 Dec 09
Hi Boofybutt, I like it. A really nice story just at the right time of year. I could really see you and your son sitting on the porch. It's simple, clean and very imaginative! I would've like to have known what you wished for maybe finishing the story with the revealing of this wish (and this is just an idea, that you wished that his wish would come true)would really round it off. It made my heart all fluttery and I am not saying all of this just to be gentle, it's a good piece and very well written. One question: Can 16,000 feet of snow really fall? wouldn't everyone be snowed in and under? I don't know as I am from London originally and any inch of snow falling causes mayhem. Just two feet of snow causes people to ditch their cars on motorways. Let me know how your stories pan out. I write myself and have not yet shown anyone a whole story so if you're interested I could post up some excerpts. Good one, keep it up.
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9 Dec 09
First of all, thank you for the response, and i would love to see some of your stories. And actually, that night I did with that it would at least snow some to make him happy. I'm not sure if it could actually snow 16,000 feet, and I was born and raised in Alaska. I've seen 6 feet of snow up there at the most. Maybe drifting snow could be a little higher than that. I'm not sure. Thank you so much for your feedback and Merry Christmas.