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Yes, feed her, but those upper arms could use some iron pumping. I recommend Army basic training, since it put twenty-five pounds of muscle on my grandson, LOL.

Looks like fun if I were under 50. I used to love rides like this but now, LOL, they give me an upset tummy.

These archetypes are interesting and I have only skimmed over them for now. If I were to use them, I think I would write enough of my character's personality first, then check the archetypes to see if my character fit any of them. A lot of science fiction that I have read seems light on characteriza...

Sure thing. I will start reading today.

Actually, to me the rating doesn't matter. If you as the author feel a certain level of sex feels right for how you conceive of the characters, then that is how you should write it. LOL, with these two strong characters it seemed to me that sexuality was simmering under the surface and when they bot...

Cool, CoffeeCat! Give me a little notice when you have your Piper/Sarda story ready so that I can reread the Piper/Sarda novels. I have two of them and that is all there are, right?

CoffeeCat, that sounds intriguing, taking ideas from several Star Trek series. I have only been posting fan fiction sporadically, when an idea really takes hold. And I have drifted off to write for one other series (don't laugh) but it is The Adventures of Sir Lancelot from 1956. And yes, I saw it i...

I am about to post a story but need some information to stay within canon, if I can. If no one can answer the question for me, I will have to review some of the episodes, which would be fun, but would take some time. The question is, by the time of the Romulan War, did Malcolm or Hoshi know that the...

I think both Transwarp's list and Weeble's list seem to hit most of the essentials. But the number of episodes on either list might be daunting to someone who is not that interested in Star Trek. Perhaps talk to her as she is watching them to get her reaction to each so you could modify the list as ...

Upstate New York! I grew up in the Rochester area back when the dinosaurs... Well, maybe not quite that long ago, but my grandkids think so. I still have relatives in the Rochester area and one brother living in Hartwick, N.Y. near Cooperstown. We had a family reunion at a cottage on Cayuga Lake thi...

CoffeeCat, glad to see you back. And I would love to see a new story from you! It really hasn't been four years has it? But you seem to have packed a lot of living and changes into those years. You definitely have a lot of experience to draw upon for your writing.

I hope this vacation is a safe, happy, and memorable experience!

It is great to have offspring become independent with a career of their own. Did I say independent? My daughter was just over tonight to borrow money to fill her gas tank so she could get to work tomorrow. And it looks like I will have to pay some school fees for the grand kids. Hey, I am retired as...

I was really surprised when I got my high white belt in Taekwon-Do tonight, despite my knee being uncooperative. :thumbsup: My doctor said to lay off the Taekwon-Do, but what the heck. :raspberry: Instead of the instructor doing the honors, I had my nine-year-old high green belt granddaughter tie th...

The 33 abandoned places are hauntingly beautiful. Some of the images were missing though, so I guess they are more abandoned than the others? LOL.