FR> Mysteries are ok too.  
 HF> Obviously, or we'd be having this discussion in an SF echo. ;)
FR> Too true.  Have you ever visited the Fido SF echo?
Just a few times. It had far too much traffic to keep up with.
 HF> read a Lydia Adamson and started a William DeAndrea, The Hog Murders.
The Hog Murders is a bit gruesome in places, but well written so far.
FR> Developing a foreign accent along the way?
You mean Sherry/Cherie?  Perhaps so.  The book doesn't give a reason for
her thinking of making that change to the kitten's name.
FR> Not that slow.  I had a week's messages backed up, so I may be the
FR> one moving slowly.
OIC.
 HF> ... Gone crazy. Back soon. Please leave a message.
FR> Well, at least you're optimistic about the situation, though one
FR> might question why one might want to return.  
Depends on what you return to. ;) I'll never be what some folk call
normal and I wouldn't want to be, but there are degrees of function.
... I think I need a spin doctor, this yarn is overplied.
 * Q-Blue 1.0 *    Helen "Halla" Fleischer, Fantasy and Fiber Artist
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