I like both versions immensely.
They are a relatively new discovery for me, and I was surprised that I enjoyed them as much as I did.

I drink my coffee black, & I'm not particular about brand. I usually have Folgers or Maxwell House depending on which one is cheaper when I'm shopping.

In the late afternoon however, I enjoy a cup of coffee with flavored peppermint creamer and for that I prefer Folgers for some reason.

I once considered doing an OF where I just sipped coffee and read my stories out loud, but I can't imagine anyone would care for that at all.

As a kid I found her to be strangely compelling along with Saavik.

I know what that was now, but that draw that I didn't understand at the time is forever imprinted upon me.

I will not.

There are a few (I can literally count them on one hand with fingers left over) religious people I know in real life that I adore.

But mostly I find them judgmental and cruel. I have no interest in being compelled to be around people like that.

We also created a house rule where if we want to mention politics after 5pm the one bringing it up has to put $10 in the 'out to eat' fund.

If one of us feels like they need to bring up politics during or after dinner, at least we're setting aside money.

We have made it a point to celebrate something each day. A walk, time canoeing on the lake, a movie, ice cream, etc.

A small moment of peace & positivity each day.

I just had my 100th story published on there, and I didn't even realize it until afterwards. (I have a few essays mixed in, so I knew I wasn't at 100 when my dashboard read '100', but I forgot to keep track.

Guess I'll celebrate the 101st!

Impossible to debate with someone who hates you, so most conversations very quickly became nothing but an exercise in anger.

Except for the conversations that started that way.

Greetings friend!