If you’d like to read Rude Awakening III, please leave a comment here and I’ll email you the password asap. Sorry, I know it’s kind of a pain, but there are some things my kids don’t need to learn about me from my blog.
Am I the only one who wants to read this? Or am I just “fast draw McGraw” this morning and beating everyone else to the punch? Password, please -send to avonlady at gotmc dot net. You know the drill there at means @ and dot means this -(.)!
Hi there! I would appreciate a password, if you don’t mind. I agree – there are things our kids just don’t need to know about us – especially through a blog!
I am back and you have a story! Awesome what a great way to catch up. I will have to check in a little later. I have to get kids off to school… I missed you, I can’t wait to read your novel! Password…oh how personal! ((hugs))
haha, i just realised that is a great way to make the lurkers come out of the woodwork! lol
i also realized how many braindam…. er… craz… um… sick f…. no that’s not it either….
….freaking weirdos – yeah that’s it – everybody from morethananelectrician and up are all a bunch of weirdos to be up that dang early in the morning begging for a password.
I just discovered your blog tonight and I’m hooked. Would love to have the password so I can see what happens next. I don’t want to miss the good stuff.
The ending of Rude Awakenings: “I… had no idea how much one person can negatively impact another’s self esteem” caused me to burst into tears. I need to know if we lived the same stuff.
My friend Kim is about your age. She has MS, and a tough day. At the base of her blogpost, she had four computer generated “related” posts. “Getting Inside Your Head” was one of ‘em.
I keep a folder called “Good Writing” and sling various finds into it. You got slung after I read Larry the great kisser and also deceiver, Part II of Ben, the chameleon with a catholic girl, and ready for part 3.
I am not sure if I would even have my daughters perusing my Part 1 and part 2 stories, but I admire your transparency.
Divorced in 1990, I had custody of two young daughters. Early on, I dated.
It distracted from being a dad, so I stopped all dating and raised a family.
Next came taking care of mom as she got sick. She died last year. Now, I am starting to finally take care of me.
I had forgotten romance, young love, heart movement, but your post turned a flatliner into a beat every now and then, so I thought I would see if Ben went on as a genuine person (tough to do with divorce, mom rejection and alcoholism, and poverty) or if running the bases and parting ways led you to finding a man of value elsewhere, finally.
I have read nothing on your blog except Part 1 and 2, and a comment by some character hitting on you…..something about how young you are.
Um, you state you are a wife.
That is enough information for me to say respect is in order.
I happen to know what it feels like when another guy does not respect the fact that a wife….is yours, not his.
Thanks for the new heart beat you planted. Maybe I will look at a woman at the beach tomorrow, instead of a book.
That’s my comment Terri.
Oh, and I do not blog, but I comment widely, as a bit of salt and light, here and there, to encourage good writing.
Wordsmith away!
First off, I love your blog title! I saw it was linked to my blog somehow. I thought “Rude Awakenings” might be health related, so I started reading, part I, then II, and now I am so curious to find out what happens! Can you email me at christa525 at hotmail dot com? Thank you, and thanks for sharing your story!
Terri, I have enjoyed your blog for about a year now. Only written once I think but never miss an entry. Just stumbled upon this part of your early years and would enjoy reading further. Please send a password. Thanks, Kelly
Am I the only one who wants to read this? Or am I just “fast draw McGraw” this morning and beating everyone else to the punch? Password, please -send to avonlady at gotmc dot net. You know the drill there at means @ and dot means this -(.)!
Thank you veddy much!
oh, me. me.me.me.me.me.me.me.me.me.me.me. (taising my hand like Horshack.
Me too! Me too! May I have the password, pleeeeze?
Hi there! I would appreciate a password, if you don’t mind. I agree – there are things our kids just don’t need to know about us – especially through a blog!
Sensible woman you are!
Hi,
I’m a friend of Logziella’s. I read your blog all the time…..just fail to comment. : )
I don’t want to be the only guy making this request…
Terri, I don’t blame you a bit (I’m a mom too!). Looking forward to reading the next installment…
Would love to read it.
Knot
Yes, I want to read more! You’ve got my e-mail addy
Pick me!!!
I am back and you have a story! Awesome what a great way to catch up. I will have to check in a little later. I have to get kids off to school… I missed you, I can’t wait to read your novel! Password…oh how personal! ((hugs))
Hi Terri,
have never commented before although I’ve been reading your blog for months… Hope this doesn’t mean I don’t qualify for a password…
me too me too
Ok, Please send me a password…
I want to know what’s on the post now!
Would love to read it.
Lord, that sounds pretty racy. But send me the password, I’ve been following the saga and want to know how it ends.
Figured it be automatic…
correction typo: “it would be automatic”
my web is crappy today
me please. :O)
haha, i just realised that is a great way to make the lurkers come out of the woodwork! lol
i also realized how many braindam…. er… craz… um… sick f…. no that’s not it either….
….freaking weirdos – yeah that’s it – everybody from morethananelectrician and up are all a bunch of weirdos to be up that dang early in the morning begging for a password.
now….can i have mine please?
Me please.
Please send me a password. Thanks.
Could I have a password please? (You don’t have to if you think it’s too inapropriate… but I’m curious…)
It was nice running into you at Rainbow.. I hope all is well??? Sorry for the tackle… Didn’t mean to give hurt you if I did??
I would love to continue reading Rude Awakening III…
There’s no way I can be left hanging.
Me please Terri. I think you have my email but if not :
jammznjinATntlworldDOTcom
and the password is…
Heh.. I wanna see the top secret stuff!
ok, i won’t call any of your commenters freakin’ weirdos any more. i’m sorry.
can i have my password, please?
(i don’t know what happened before but i didn’t get a password)
You don’t think the kids need this kind of information to blackmail you at some future date? Terri, that’s not cool…not at all! Just kidding.
oh, me too Terri….the story’s been so personal I haven’t felt like I should comment…but I have to know the rest!
kikbee@yahoo.com
Loved your story! You have such a wonderful way with words. Would like to be able to read part III.
Thanks
Oh, okay. For the kids.
Password please, Terri!
email me the password ASAP.
I need to read part 3! wheeeeeeee
May I be added to your list, please?
Thank you.
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oh wow it’s not going to be all porn and stuff is it? lol
I need a password so I can read the next installment. Please.
Crazy day at work – just catching up – puhleeze – I really need the password – can’t take the suspense -
I want to read it please…
May i please have the password? I read your blog all the time, i’ve just never commented before.
Please, please send me a password, this is an aweseome story!
please send the password…I need to read III before I can start IV!!!!
Am I too late for a password?
me too!
Oh, this is killing me…can I please have the secret word so I can keep reading?? Pretty please??
I have enjoyed your blog thus far. I must read on.
I just discovered your blog tonight and I’m hooked. Would love to have the password so I can see what happens next. I don’t want to miss the good stuff.
Password please! I’m a little hooked now. shmode22 at hotmail dot com.
Thanks!
I tried to leave a comment but the next page said “discarded”. Disappointed.
Anyway, I’d like to read part three of your story. You can email me at april_rayburn at hotmail dot com.
I blog at http://blogmydog.wordpress.com.
Thanks!
The ending of Rude Awakenings: “I… had no idea how much one person can negatively impact another’s self esteem” caused me to burst into tears. I need to know if we lived the same stuff.
Thanks,
LkyPeep@yahoo.com
May I have the password, please…I’m dangling on a cliffhanger.
Part 1 and Part 2…done. Part 4….also done. But I’d like to see what I missed. Password please?
I’d like to read part III please.
My friend Kim is about your age. She has MS, and a tough day. At the base of her blogpost, she had four computer generated “related” posts. “Getting Inside Your Head” was one of ‘em.
I keep a folder called “Good Writing” and sling various finds into it. You got slung after I read Larry the great kisser and also deceiver, Part II of Ben, the chameleon with a catholic girl, and ready for part 3.
I am not sure if I would even have my daughters perusing my Part 1 and part 2 stories, but I admire your transparency.
Divorced in 1990, I had custody of two young daughters. Early on, I dated.
It distracted from being a dad, so I stopped all dating and raised a family.
Next came taking care of mom as she got sick. She died last year. Now, I am starting to finally take care of me.
I had forgotten romance, young love, heart movement, but your post turned a flatliner into a beat every now and then, so I thought I would see if Ben went on as a genuine person (tough to do with divorce, mom rejection and alcoholism, and poverty) or if running the bases and parting ways led you to finding a man of value elsewhere, finally.
I have read nothing on your blog except Part 1 and 2, and a comment by some character hitting on you…..something about how young you are.
Um, you state you are a wife.
That is enough information for me to say respect is in order.
I happen to know what it feels like when another guy does not respect the fact that a wife….is yours, not his.
Thanks for the new heart beat you planted. Maybe I will look at a woman at the beach tomorrow, instead of a book.
That’s my comment Terri.
Oh, and I do not blog, but I comment widely, as a bit of salt and light, here and there, to encourage good writing.
Wordsmith away!
I know this might be a bit late, but I would like to read part 3 of your story please
Thanks for sharing your story. Can I have the password please?
I just found your blog and love it. Of course I get suck into this wonderful story, please send me the password and put me out of my misery.
First off, I love your blog title! I saw it was linked to my blog somehow. I thought “Rude Awakenings” might be health related, so I started reading, part I, then II, and now I am so curious to find out what happens! Can you email me at christa525 at hotmail dot com? Thank you, and thanks for sharing your story!
Terri, how did I miss this??? Rude awakenings…wow can I get a password too? Kev
Wow, you’ve got me hooked up with this story.. Can I get the password too?
Terri, I have enjoyed your blog for about a year now. Only written once I think but never miss an entry. Just stumbled upon this part of your early years and would enjoy reading further. Please send a password. Thanks, Kelly