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Date Posted: 14:30:53 11/28/07 Wed
Author: celtgirl
Subject: Yes, we only meet him very briefly at the beginning of EU. But he's going to play a larger role in the rest of the series.
In reply to: Mahri 's message, "Tracy you are too cute :-) Lovely snippet there Cindy..I had to look up saturnalistic (even though I thought I had the gist of it *g*). What I didn't know or realize is that John was in love with Jamie. We only see him the beginning of EU right? Maybe this has come out in other snippets and it just sailed right over my head. And ya know girl, wetting our appetites like this does nothing for our patience for book #3 - but don't stop :-)" on 07:03:02 11/28/07 Wed


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  • I remember those interested in Jamie encompassed both sexes, but I didn't remember that is was John. Saturnalistic another way to say he was a 'party animal'? It's funny, but saturnine means sluggish or gloomy. Both words look so similar but have such different meanings. (NT) -- Denise, 15:17:06 11/28/07 Wed
  • My Webster's says 'a period of orgiastic revelry'. Which is my 'artistic' way of saying the boy likes sex, he had a lot of it, and he was very good at it. :) (NT) -- celtgirl, 15:28:02 11/28/07 Wed
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