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Reviewer: LightStarDusting (Signed) · Date: November 25, 2009 07:17 PM · On: Always Have a Plan
Hmmmm, well we definitely have the MJ mix which is fun sexy-times music that no one needs to know is actually fun sexy-times music. ;)
You make me laugh with your lemon tree and you just being YOU in general. Keep at it, Kris, Chris, or whatever you're going by these days. And have a very happy Thanksgiving.
Author's Response: From the bottom of my heart, LSD, I thank you! Thanks for all your help and your support, and for helping me remember that this is supposed to be fun! We will learn to cultivate lemons together, in our adjacent lemon groves. Have a fantastic Thanksgiving, or at least as good a Thanksgiving as you can have when you're home sick.
I am working to resolve my identity crisis and aspire to be either KrisB or KrisBCullen everywhere (except at my day job, that is!). I feel like Sybil, learning to merge all my personalities back together! Thanks again for reading and for reviewing!
Reviewer: twanza (Signed) · Date: November 23, 2009 08:49 PM · On: Always Have a Plan
With "impunity?" I need to go change my knickers now. Sorry for the 2x review. Don't want to tease. xot
Author's Response: See how well reviews are treated around these parts? You get your own personal snarky commentary. Maybe even a teaser every once in a while. Some reviewers may even get a PM with valuable information and links to fabulous prizes. Okay, so maybe no fabulous prizes, but there could be links and recommendations! Which means there's a reward system in place for reviewers. Spread the word, tell your friends. Writers love to know what you're thinking, even if it's just props for a word choice in an Author's Response.
People reading this fic could have no idea, unless I told them, that you are the brains behind the fabulous and artfully written Neverending Math Equation. But I wouldn't embarrass you that way in my Author's Notes (at least not until someone asks me for recs in my Author's Notes), even though you have been such a huge help to me. But back here in the reviews, we can be a little less buttoned-up. So perhaps a review-reader (and I know you're out there, stealthy review-readers, because I was one of you and I still remember the secret handshake) will now be inspired to wander over to your story and fall in love with it as I have.
If you go to Neverending Math Equation because of this review, please add a review to twanza's collection. Just say "sorry, but I lost control" and she'll know how you found her. Really, it's that simple. This has been a public service announcement. Thank you for reading!
Reviewer: twanza (Signed) · Date: November 23, 2009 07:06 PM · On: Always Have a Plan
Wabbit cracked me up (again). What is it about a guy that is willing (and happy) to play with a child? *ungh* So sad for Tina... a very lonely place right now. Love how Rob calls her out. "From a what?" It feels so true. xot
Author's Response: She is in a very lonely place, indeed. We are really so easy to please, though, aren't we? Act like a kid is a person and not an alien from outer space, and we're hooked. Actually play with them? My goodness! But I think the reason that their friendship is going to blossom is because they call each other out. With impunity, even! Thanks for reading, and reviewing, and all the other wonderful things that you do to keep my head wrapped around all of this. Most of all, thanks for helping me put visuals to this little tale. You're the bestest!
Reviewer: lesaira (Signed) · Date: November 23, 2009 06:30 PM · On: Always Have a Plan
I have three playlists: For My Love, Mr. Bates, and The Goods. No kids, and to be perfectly honest I barely get "stealthy names" myself, so that really wouldn't work for me anyway :P I cried for half of the school day once in my senior year of high school, and again in a couple classes at university...don't ask why, I tend to bottle all of my emotions until they all come crashing out at once in the form of tears.
As for what I think of the story so far, I love it! I am very articulate, I know. It's your fault for asking so many questions -- I don't work well under pressure.
Please update soon anyway :)
Author's Response: I have a fourteen year old and a four year old, so my playlists are pretty diverse. Some stealthy (I confess that I adopted iShag), some not (Don't Mess with Me), and some just darn practical (Find My Happy Place). But I have recently become enamored with iTunes Genius, so now I have about fifty playlists with song names. I feel like it's the iTunes equivalent of that old Thermos joke (keeps hot things hot and cold things cold - how does it know?). How does the Genius do such a good job matching songs? It hasn't disappointed me yet.
As you probably have guessed, I can get a little OCD!
I'm glad you love it. These characters own me in ways that should be illegal. I promise you, there's a lot more in store for them. I'll be updating at least weekly. I have to make sure that everything is perfect for you before I post! That's the obsessive coming out. Please keep reviewing, too. I love to hear what you're thinking, and that you want to know more!
Reviewer: WildPhoenix316 (Signed) · Date: November 22, 2009 09:24 PM · On: A Visit with the Pope
That was great I love it. More please.
Author's Response: Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it! Frannie is a lot of fun, and although Tina has some issues, she's going to find a good friend has just entered her life. More than a friend? Hmmm.... we have seen the NC-17, so I guess there's no hiding that! Thanks for reviewing! I'll send you a special gift for being one of my first reviewers! The next chapter is in the queue, so there will be more to come.
Reviewer: LightStarDusting (Signed) · Date: November 22, 2009 01:50 PM · On: A Visit with the Pope
Soooooo excited to see this on here, Chris!
"My idea of hell would definitely have been having one of those perky kids that woke up at 5:30 in the morning, raring and ready to go." I know I probably said this before but sadly, this? Equals my life! Okay fine - not 5:30 but 6.
The end still makes me giggle. Oh Wabit!
Author's Response: Thanks for reading and reviewing, LSD! I was starting to think I'd never have the nerve to post, and look how quickly all of that changed! I'm so sorry your kids wake up at six! I don't want to see six unless I saw five, four, three, two... you get the idea! Apparently there are no morning-person genes in our family, so I've been very lucky there.
I bet you never look at a carrot the same way again! Wabbit will be back for more fun and games soon! Thanks very much for reading and responding, as well as for all the other psychiatric support you and twanza provide regularly! You ladies are the best!
Cookies for you too!
Reviewer: twanza (Signed) · Date: November 22, 2009 01:21 PM · On: A Visit with the Pope
Awwwwwwwwww! Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Those were my two responses as I was reading. I cut and pasted about 10 lines and had to drop each one to pick up the next.
And then, as the chapter came to a close, the realization thrilled through me, and i watched it happen, even though I knew it was gonna. Total fangirl moment!
Squeeeeeeeeeeeee! Yayyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!
xot
P.S. I did save this one *The child eats more breakfasts than anyone I know* (which is true & hilarious) and this one *b l8* (because I thought it mean 8 too!)
Author's Response: You're too good to me! This was a very short intro to what you know is a very long ride! I'm glad I'm not the only person who lives in fear of the abbreviations in text messages. Honestly, I feel like I'd be just as good reading hieroglyphics. I'm really pleased that you like Frannie and Tina. It's always nice to have at least one character you know everyone will like. For that, I should send Mr. Pattinson some cookies!
Cookies for you too!~
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