
A very good and true observation.Not unlike Waiting for Dani, in that sense - it's about children becoming adults and learning how to be adults, and trying (with varying degrees of success along the way) not to lose what they hold dear as children.
Actually your suggestion that I exercise it in warm water was really helpful. In fact, when I finally got in at the PT, she emphasized how helpful heating the finger before doing my exercises is so I generally use a heat pad or just put it up against the vents in my car and then exercise but I also exercise it in the shower every day. I would say that until 3 days ago it was probably 85% better but Asher kicked it really hard the other day and now I’d say it’s more like 65% recovered. So I’m back to my constant bending and unbending and squeezing a soft ball and all that. It doesn’t bother me to write or do normal things: just picking stuff (including Asher) up or trying to open jars or stuff like that. Thanks for asking.PS: Is your finger fully recovered?
Thanks for the trust. I’m consciously trying to put more of a burden of imagination on my readers these days so… imagine away.I wish, though, that you'd tell us about the things that were driving us kittens crazy. Like Frank and stuff. But I trust that you will if those things are truly relevant to the story.
I’ll put it on my list but as you say, Dani is priority #1 right now.I know Dani is # 1 in your priority list, but this story is so dear to me. I hope you find time to update it soon.

LittleBit wrote:Hi I was just wondering something ... in the disclaimer for this fic it mentions a prequel called Friendly Friends. However, when I click on the link it takes me to a story called Once More with Fruitcake. Did the name of the prequel get changed or is the link screwed?
Any help would be great!


Quite understandable.And then I was cursing Ant right along with everyone else and *a little bit* Willow too for being so stubborn. And then it broke my heart where Tara saw her dancing through the window instead of coming out in the snow to get her girl back. Broke it, I tell you. Right in half.
Well cool. I mean cool that my story touched you like that. Thanks for letting me know.And I'm pulling and pulling for them to reconcile and for Willow to swallow her pride and for Tara to swallow hers and then you hit us with that gut-wrenching dedication in Tara's book.
And I cried.
I really did. I sat right here in this chair, and I teared right up.

I appreciate the understanding but it's actually more a matter of my job. I do most of my writing at work and my work has been very busy the past six months or so. Thanks so much.realized that you are the parent of small children, now I understand the lags.
I think that many readers agree with you but I also think that anyone who read Survivor: Ash Island knows how bad my poetry is. Yes, I plan to update someday.I would really have liked to be able to "hear" Tara's poems, not just the titles. I thought that really would add to the story, giving more about Tara's mind (especially That Curve of Your Hip).
Can't believe it's taken me so long to find, but I'm glad I found it



Lol. Well, my immediate goal is to complete Working it Out and then I’ll come back to this one.I hope you update this soon. I honestly don't have a social life. So if you someday decided to update, you'd give me something to look foreward to.
Well welcome to the party. I guess one of the great things about DCP is that sometimes you can come late to a story and it’s still being updated.Do you know, I've been a Kitten for a few years now and I've only just stumbled on to 'Menorah Tales' Can't believe it's taken me so long to find, but I'm glad I found it
Well put.You can really see the progression of the cute and loving relationship, but also the progression of them growing up as two individual people.
Yes, it’s quite amazing and some of these stories are 50,000 – 100,000 words long. It’s a lot of writing.Being new to the site and this whole genre, I am still floored by the sheer amount of work that is out there based on these two.
I find it amazing that it still holds up but I’m still enjoying it so I’m glad you are.You can say I got on the bandwagon quite late as some of what I am reading is almost a decade old at this point
Well thank you so much. In case you haven’t found it, I have much more over in the Completed Fic Archives. I’d say my favorites of mine are:but I have to say you are one of the better writers out here doing this
Besides which the characters are awesomely well developed. And I cannot get enough of the Hannukah theme. I literally smell burning candles and frying latkes as I'm reading this. Sometimes it's so easy to make Willow and Tara static characters when writing a story cuz they seem like they should just always be in love period. But they really are as dynamic as you've made them in this story and you really do justice to exactly how deep their connection runs. It's always good to see that happen. By the by, what was that big important thing a few chapters back that you were hinting at? You might have addressed it somewhere, I didn't read through the feedback responses so carefully, but it's dot so darn curious! Anyhoo, looking very much in the direction of forward for your next update (soon maybe??
) Thank you for enriching my life with this awesomeness!
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