MORE! MORE! MORE! PLEASE!

I am so happy you pick up this story and are working on it aging! I hope life will let you get back to writing. You are in inspiration to many of us. I refer people to your stories to deepen there interest in family prepping. Thank You Dave From Kilmarnock Virginia.

Your story deserves a lot of audience, you can publish it on NovelStar Mobile App.

Such a great read! Thanks!

Lili

That's a situation where you lock the drugs up and hope you can forget that you have them.

The keeping track of balances is great.

opsec, opsec, opsec

So, so much to do and it never ends - that's part of why I'm so fond of your writing. It always feels so grounded in the realities of the situation.

I am angry on Uncle Ned's behalf. He's right - the extra damage to the truck was just straight up meanness.

I'm rolling my eyes over the "feud" just becoming a habit over something nonsensical because it is just too true for comfort.

About half finished my annual trek through your wonderful writings ! It is always a joy!
Especially in these times when ones brain may need a quick stir to keep it alert to opportunities and developing the necessary skills to stay on top of things.
Thank you for ,(20 ?) years of pleasure.

Grr. . . of course the power goes out while he's gone.

We like it when babies sleep. :)

That "Do you know what I am supposed to be doing?" was brutal and brilliant and absolutely perfect at conveying so much in one little sentence.

Well, Sawyer was a little ticked off there (but I can't say I blame him).