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If we were having coffee, I’d tell you that, last night, I dreamt I was in a Stephen King novel. I was one of the characters in the novel and the only one who knew bad things were on the way. Weird.
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If we were having coffee, I’d tell you this week at work simply flew by. It was one of our busiest and I was exhausted by the time Friday came, but man was it over fast! One moment it was Monday and the next I’m writing this post.
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If we were having coffee, I’d tell you that Friday was National Puppy Day.
Awwwww! Puppies!!
A huge thanks to Eclectic Alli for hosing Coffee Share and to you, my lovely reader, for reading!
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Taylor Grace 
You had me at Stephen King! An existing novel? Do tell.. (rubbing hands together..)
Really? Are you a fan? I was…until I read ‘It’. That book scared me silly. And that’s the story I was in, by the way…*shiver shiver*
Yes, I think I’ve read about 90% of his books.. IT was definitely one of the best.
One of the scariest for sure! Wow! 90% of his books! You can handle fear, Kathleen! Good for you! (I’m a big chicken)
🙂 I started in 5th grade..
Remember the story of your dream – perhaps you could write it yourself and if you had the success he has had – wow. Thanks for all those puppy images. Made me smile. Hope you are less tired next week and that it is a good one for you.
Oh, I don’t think my dream is worth writing down but thanks for the lovely comment!
In a Stephen King novel? Now that could be scary! 🙂
Yeap. It was!!
I’m not a Stephen King fan. I have only read one of his books, Needful Things? I think that was the title. I enjoyed the novel but the movie was horrible. I have seen some of the movies made from his novels and have enjoyed some but not all. Still, I don’t think I will read much of his stuff, although I do have his novel about the Kennedy assassination on my Kindle but haven’t gotten to it yet.
I’m a fan…but he scares me too much to be able to read his books–if that makes any sense. I still think he writes really well…I just can’t read his books. Too scary!
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