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dagnee wrote:

Ann's link worked just the way she said it would. Highlight it, click, a menu drops down, select open link or open link in different tab. Easy peasy.
smile

Not so easy peasy. The "link" does not work as a link. You click on a "link" and it takes you to that site. That is not the case on Ann's "link" but it is the case on the one supplied by MR just as stated. Take care. Vern

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Mariana Reuter wrote:

The link does works, even though you can't click it. Please copy and paste it in your browser.

http://www.anneverett.com/2017/06/23/ma … on-friday/

Special thanks to Ann for supporting so many new writers publishing these interviews in her blog!

Kiss,

Gacela

Uhh, MR, if you can't click on it, it doesn't work, lol. no matter how correct it might seem. Yours here works since you can click on it, but Ann's doesn't.  Now, she could copy yours using Ctrl C and then paste it into her message using Ctrl V and it would/should work. At any rate, nice interview and congrats on being the first to answer the "naked" question. Take care. Vern

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Your link doesn't work, but, hey, I watch her write through the window all the time. Take care. Vern

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"To those who say every story has already been written, I'll bet the farm to a hole in a doughnut that there are about 7 billion people who haven't read the one you might rewrite." Luke Peters

Take care. Vern

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Thanks, MJ, and I also wish all other fathers a great weekend and special day. I've already picked out the restaurant of my choice, Arby's. And BTW, most of us fathers also know it takes a great mother to make us look good in the role of parenting. Take care. Vern

Blueberry yum yum

Yuck

Salty dog

Swiss

Nice ladder-mom

Allerednic

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Hi, Corra, you gave it a shot, so that's all one can ask. Perfection is in the eye of the beholder, I reckon. My eye still sees Shane as the best and I'm backed up (almost) by John Hamler no less. Perhaps you needed a 1950s big screen portrayal to appreciate it. Things made back then -- to include impressions, lol -- lasted longer you know. Good thing is, you're still awesome even if you don't have perfect taste in westerns. Take care. Vern

Cinderella

Bartender's delight

bare(bear) skin

skinned cat

Big Bird

One minute egg

Decapitate

Differentiate

Vaudeville

Huuuge

Creationism

Groundhog Day/Week

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The protagonist is the main character period, not necessarily the narrator. The widely accepted greatest book ever written has narrator(s) other than the protagonist, i.e. the Bible. You could probably find a list of books longer than your arm -- or a city block if you prefer -- where the narrator is not the protagonist. If a professor told you otherwise, you might want to get your money back. Take care. Vern