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Farewell to Summer! wave

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Part Two of this slice from the Visitors series will be posted next Wednesday.

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So happy Klein has met the one :3
And it's nice that Lois and Clark can finally have a real double date :P

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A very nice vignette. Thanks for letting me have a part in it.


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So happy Klein has met the one :3
And it's nice that Lois and Clark can finally have a real double date :P

Yeah, Bernie and Abrihet are a perfect match! Thank you so much for saying so. It is about time they could double date with friend who do not have super powers. I had forgotten about that episode, something to watch in the near future.


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Yay! This series is back! hyper

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One couple was in their late twenties. The husband was a tall handsome man with black hair, brown eyes and olive complexion, he wore a checked short-sleeve shirt over blue jeans and comfortable sneakers. Beside him walked a gorgeous woman with fine brown eyes and a smile that lit up his life. She wore a relaxed lightweight sleeveless white blouse over tan walking shorts. These two people were very easy in each other’s company, taking in the pleasures of the afternoon as they moved in the midst of a happy throng in their city.


I love your physical descriptions of your characters. Instead of telling us right away, you confirm our impressions at the end of the paragraph.

Your description of the street fair includes not only the sights but also the food. clap

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“If only there was some way to have your physiology instantly adjusted to the Eastern seaboard, so you wouldn’t have to experience hunger and tiredness at a different pace than the rest of us.” Bernie sighed.

“You mean ‘jet lag’, Bernie.” Clark said teasingly.

Cocking his head ever so slightly, the scientist looked momentarily confused and answered innocently. “Didn’t I say that?”

rotflol You can take the scientist out of the lab, but his speech is still scientific.

Love the last line! Bernie is SO in love!! love

Looking forward to part 2, and yet that means the conclusion of this delightful story. [sigh]


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A very nice vignette. Thanks for letting me have a part in it.

No worries Ken! Your beta work always makes my stories a lot more accurate. dance


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Your description of the street fair includes not only the sights but also the food. clap

Oh, what would a story where a street fair be like if the food is not mentioned? That is more than half the fun of attending! Ted and I love hot sausage and peppers on an Italian roll. Totally decadent! goofy

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Love the last line! Bernie is SO in love!! love

Yup, Part Two tells the other side of the story. It was fun to set this after Lois and Clark's own marriage so they could listen to their friends and remember the ups and downs of their own courtship.

Thanks for the feedback!


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