Fishylittletales20t

Oops I think I posted the wrong link a moment ago...sorry to bother you again.
          	
          	Here is the link for my new poem
          	
          	http://www.wattpad.com/120004994-pocket-breath-poems-there-is-a-place-about-what
          	
          	Hope you like it.   It's a good de-stress poem for me.

sloanranger

Thank you for all this reading, Dory!! I'll be by asap to checkout your work :))

Fishylittletales20t

@sloanranger  no worries, I enjoyed it.   I've been meaning to head over and read up some of your works for a while, I love the  grittyreal life stories and the playful tone in your fictional works .
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greatblueheron

Hi! Thank you for your votes for Cherries - I'm glad you enjoyed those chapters.  :) Since you like poetry and short stories, you might like some of my other work as well. I'm going to have to read more of your work - The Bridge of Spirits is haunting and beautiful.

Fishylittletales20t

@greatblueheron oh hey thanks for reading the bridge of spirits, I'm glad you liked it.   I'll make sure to stop by and read some of your shorts.  I'm enjoying Cherries now and wondering what a real cocktail cherry tastes like... :)
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AaronRubicon

Thanks so much for the votes on "The Idiot Who Ran Into A Tree!" I really appreciate it!

Fishylittletales20t

@AaronRubicon :) no worries . A great story it really reminded me of middle school dramas and the head space (or lack of) that went with it.  You did so well.
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JustlikeheavenD

Thank you for reading my Blue Shoed Angel, Dory =)

Fishylittletales20t

@JustlikeheavenDanni my pleasure. I was having internet issues -  I would've left a comment.  Such a cute story, I liked the twist at the end.  Xo
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Fishylittletales20t

New Poem out - We are different. They say.
          
          This one is dedicated to one of the best nonfiction Authors of our times -Laura Hillenbrand and everyone else who knows someone, or who has SEID/ME - Systemic Exertion Intolerance Disease/Myalgic Encephalomyelitis .  
          
          It's definitely been an eye opening journey for me about people in systems and how badly many behave to vulnerable populations.   I always understood that there were 'good, bad and guess it doesn't matter people' as sung by Garbage - but I hadn't felt it until I became part of a misunderstood minority.
          
          For more on SEID: New York Times Article : - A disease doctors refuse to see.                                          http://mobile.nytimes.com/2015/02/25/opinion/understanding-chronic-fatigue.html?referrer=

Fishylittletales20t

@Fishylittletales that's great - small world!
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JoeCottonwood

@Fishylittletales I conveyed your thanks to Julie Rehmeyer. She was glad to hear it and wishes you good luck.
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Fishylittletales20t

@JoeCottonwood oh I'm sorry she's affected to, I did wonder.
            
            I think I might've read her piece on mold - something to do with going camping.  Which I hope to do one day.  
            I try not to get angry at the way people treat myself and other people with this disease but sometimes it boils over.  
            
            Julies article was a great help, I was able to forward it to doctors and friends and it did make a difference.. And my Grandma is finally not embarrassed now that my illness is in the NYTimes.   Thanks so much for your comment.  Please mention my thanks to Julie next time you cross her path.  I'm sure she has been swamped by people being thankful.
            
            :)
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