The 'Correspondence' Affair #45 - June 29, 1914 (Alexander to Millicent)

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From : Bern, Switzerland

June 29, 1914

My darling Millicent,

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What's my line? Prompt for December 4-5th

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Sorry I'm a day late on this. Life is complicated for Glenna right now, so I'm temporarily taking over the reins.

We already had a prompt related to tardiness, so I can't do that. Hmmm, how about:

"I can't believe this is happening again."

Since next Thursday is the holiday, "Thanksgiving, and Friday, known as 'Black Friday.' when the feeding frenzy of Christmas shopping begins; we're postponing the due dates for posting your stories to the 4th and 5th of December.  Happy wriitng and Happy Thanksgiving to everyone who celebrates it!

                                           
                                           

The Reading Room~ 'Advice from a Caterpillar' by Pat Foley

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Again, I'm stepping in for Glenna today.

This is one of a group of wonderful stories written by the award-winning, Pat Foley. Sadly she no longer writes Man from UNCLE fanfiction, and now focuses her efforts on 'Star Trek.'  I'm sure you'll enjoy this offering by Pat, and will want to read or re-read her other stories. The link takes you to File 40:

"Advice from a Caterpillar"

                                 

Laugh Until You Die (Part 4)

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Part 1 - http://section7mfu.livejournal.com/822662.html
Part 2 - http://section7mfu.livejournal.com/824608.html
Part 3 - http://section7mfu.livejournal.com/825602.html

When Napoleon woke, it was to an all too familiar sore spot on the back of his head. An attempt to rub the area alerted him to the hand cuffs he’d been fitted with. They, in turn, were attached to ankle cuffs with a chain. It looked long enough to allow him to stand, but not much more. It took a bit of effort, but Napoleon eventually managed to get to his feet, and he took in his surroundings. He’d been locked in a cage in the corner of a small, darkish room. In another corner stood a large cabinet, but it was the steel table in the centre which drew his attention.

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To Be Continued.