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Happy birthday to Lesley Gore!

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Hey-o, babies! 
          
          We met Dr Shaun Murphy in "Perfecto!", so let's spend a little more time with him in this next story. 
          
          As I binged the first two seasons of "The Good Doctor", I noticed that there were several things Shaun said he didn't like, but enjoyed after doing them with Lea. 
          
          Those things included driving, music, and going out to dinner. Now that he lives in Wiggletown, he's gonna be doing all those things with his new friends. 
          
          My impression of that part of the show was that he only thought he didn't like those things, but he really never did them before because he was pretty much held hostage in Dr Glassman's outlook on life, which was no fun. 
          
          It may have also been his traumatic childhood that started his aversion to physical contact since he was pretty much attacked whenever touched. 
          
          So I thought I'd capture all that into this next story. 
          
          Shaun is getting used to his new life, but his new friends soon find out that he is NOT ready to move on from Lea. She was the main reason he had any fun before and is afraid he'll never have the same fun without her. 
          
          But that all changes when Barbara Gordon (aka Batgirl) joins the group one night and Shaun catches some feelings for her. 
          
          This interaction will show him that he can be his own person without the guidance of Lea or Glassman. 
          
          He'll also gain a more positive outlook on life as he tries to save Dr Glassman from his terminal cancer. 
          
          Let's see how this one goes, shall we? 
          
          In order to do that, read "The Sound of Autonomy"!
          
          Coming soon!
          
          Peace and love,
          
          Sammy

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Hey hey hey! 
          
          Before I announce this next story, a little behind the scenes. 
          
          In "Tidal Pool of Dreams", I cast Freddie Highmore as Roderick. After which I wondered what he was doing now, since I only saw him in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory". 
          
          Now, the wheels in my head have been turning since I watched a clip of Freddie in "The Good Doctor". His character in that show was a surgeon, and I immediately remembered that Meg is a surgeon in my stories. 
          
          So I thought what would it be like if Meg met this guy. Let's find out! 
          
          Meg gets notified that her bosses have hired a new surgeon at the Wiggletown hospital and expect her to teach him how they do things there. 
          
          The problem is that the new surgeon has Autism Spectrum Disorder, and Meg hasn't spent much time around someone like that. 
          
          On top of that, her birthday is coming up and she wants to spend it with her real friends. 
          
          Can she get along with her new coworker? 
          
          You'll find out at "Perfecto!" 
          
          Coming soon!
          
          Peace and love, 
          
          Sammy

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Alright, you guys! 
          
          In this next story, things are gonna take a dramatic turn. 
          
          When we first met Gwen Bolger, she was an insecure sufferer of Parkinson's Disease who wouldn't leave her husband Ray's side, or trust anyone other than him. 
          
          In this next story, her symptoms are gonna get about as severe as they can get and it drives everyone around her crazy (more so than usual).
          
          Ray is desperate to help his wife overcome her symptoms, and he wishes his friends could have known her when she didn't have Parkinson's. 
          
          And knowing them, the Wiggles offer to be Gwen's personal therapists, trying to make her see the joy of Wiggletown. 
          
          But the problem is, the Wiggles are used to helping children, so this doesn't go well with a woman Gwen's age. It fails so miserably, she actually divorces Ray. 
          
          So it's up to the kids to find a way to recover Gwen and to get her and Ray back together. 
          
          And to make matters worse, there is soon to be a grand opening of a new room at the chocolate factory.  And Ray is intended to be the guest of honor. 
          
          Can the kids reunite the couple so Ray will be the chipper scarecrow the factory needs? 
          
          Let's find out at "The Way I Loved You"!
          
          Coming soon!
          
          Peace and love,
          
          Sammy

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Hey y'all! 
          
          "Toy Story 5" is coming very soon, so how about writing a story about the toys. 
          
          For starters, what if Andy never gave the toys to Bonnie? (It was a bad choice anyway; she gave Woody up pretty fast) 
          
          In this story, the toys still live with Andy, but now he has a daughter of his own. 
          
          His daughter Phoebe is a teenager and is less interested in the toys, and even believes the world is less interesting when you aren't a child. 
          
          But soon something interesting arrives when a young boy named Adam moves into the neighborhood and Phoebe falls instantly in love. 
          
          The only trouble is, Adam is a shy guy and Phoebe is extremely forward in her romantic pursuit. 
          
          The toys also have their troubles with Adam, as they feel he's taken their place in being what Phoebe needs. 
          
          Can they figure out how to be there for Phoebe but also let her be disinterested in them? 
          
          Let's find out at "Toy Story of Love"
          
          The first few chapters are up now, so check it out!
          
          Peace and love,
          
          Sammy