Cheeno

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Hey, Cheeno. Always eager to befriend an Irish person, or a Welsh mate!

Nicest folks in the world, they are.

Please dont tell anyone what I said in my introduction! LOL

Cheers!

I updated a piece on Stockholm, if you want look at it, I think its a tighter piece anyway.

Thank you for review on Stockholm

Don't need brownie points...if you want to ship me some brownies though...

Thank you very much for reviewing my story. I was starting to wonder if I was crazy for thinking it had any appealing characteristics whatsoever. I'll give it a mad overhaul at some point for readability.

Thanks! I try pretty hard to give authors the respect that they deserve. I feel like writing is so important, and I never want people to feel discouraged. Fullback obviously feels the same way, and I hope that can be cultivated.

Thanks again!

Thanks for the review! I feel my writing didn't get the point accross that I wanted, so I'm going for a whole rewrite, and then rewrite some more! Thank you for taking the time to read and edit my dismal work. I hope the next draft will be have decent.

Hi Cheeno, I though I'd request a friendship with you.
By the way, I really like your reviews!

Did you like the film, "He's Just Not That Into You," as much as I did?

don't know what the thanks were for, but you're sure welcome!

hugs, maia

That's mad altogether. Here, in Ireland, civilians can't have anything higher than a 2.2 calibre (with a licence), though shotguns are common amongst farmers and hunters. We have a long history of armed conflict, so revolvers and semi-automatics, etc, are banned outside of the armed forces, though drug-fuelled gangsterism is rife and backed up by the latest in small weaponry. As for mountain lions? Jeeez, the wildest I meet on my forest walks are stoats and foxes. ;-)

What kind of gun would a person carry on such an occasion?

People out here carry guns all the time. Often a farmer will have a shotgun or rifle in his truck and may also have a handgun in the glovebox or somewhere on his person. I always carry a weapon with me everywhere I go--not a gun, of course, but something that will stop a charging dog or person at least. (If it's something like a bear or mountain lion, of course, then I would have to rely on my wits!)

Actually out here stray dogs are a bigger concern than coyotes. People let there dogs run loose all the time, in spite of the leash laws. I was attacked by two dogs last spring out in the yard. It was very scary. I didn't get bitten but they were trying to bite me--one charged me from the front and the other one ran around behind. Recently a lady who was out jogging in the neighborhood was attacked by two dogs and likely would have been killed if someone hadn't heard her screaming and come to help.

xoxoxo Kristi

Hey thanks so much for the post on my chapter. I think you are right, what I have up is a very rough draft, and the chapter isn't at all where I would like it to be. Actually, you've inspired me to go a completely new direction. So thanks

Thank you for your kind words on my little bit of sci-fi. Much appreciated.