He checked all of the equipment, again. Everything had to be perfect.
She was willing to embark on this adventure with him. He was leaving nothing to chance. Their desire to try something novel was the last stop before divorce court.
This flash is hot!
August is here with a 75-word limit, but Hot Flash tops out at 50. This sexy little number hits the mark at 41. The featured word is embark.
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troy P.
/ August 11, 2013In my experience, last ditch attempts are very seldom worth all the blasted last ditching that’s involved. That being said, let’s hope that this one either works, or at least provides one party with a high, deep cliff to utilize in some form or fashion… =)
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/ August 12, 2013I am with you. What is the point in hitting one more ditch before you total the car? Glad to see you, and I love the cliff idea!
Joe
/ August 13, 2013It takes constant work to keep the marriage together. I would try everything I could think of to save it. The words I said nearly twenty-one years ago I still mean, so it is important to make an effort.
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/ August 23, 2013True. We put the most work into what we value the most. Glad to see you, Joe.