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Date Posted: 11:28:54 10/11/07 Thu
Author: Elaine
Subject: 59.1) Always get a roaring headache before a storm front moves through. Also have premonitions about events. Hate them because too often they are true. (59.2) Maybe the significance of Nuala's story is to underscore what Pamela and Casey have always known (but may need reminding of), that all you know of each other is this moment, right now. If your thoughts focus on tomorrow you may find yourself longing for, and living in, the past. As for the waiting, yes, without question. I've already spent years waiting to be reunited with some loved ones who were taken too soon. Nuala and I have a few things in common, including the need to ease pain once in awhile. (59.3) Whisker burn on the inner thighs is well worth the irritation if it's placed there by someone else's stubble. ;-)
In reply to: Tracy 's message, "Mermaid in a Bowl of Tears ~ Part 5 ~ An Aran Idyll" on 17:35:10 10/10/07 Wed


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  • 60.1) I like the references to lichen and moss. They're such simple organisms that sort of represent life's continuity despite less-than-ideal conditions. That kind of describes Nuala, and could also represent Northern Ireland. Have I gone off the deep end here or what?! I like the simplicity of the chapter. It seems to be in response to the previous chapter: Time may indeed stand still for Nuala, but it continues to move forward without pity or mercy for Pamela and Casey, and Northern Ireland. (NT) -- Elaine, 11:40:48 10/11/07 Thu

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