Finest Posts - Nominations For November 2019

SpringB · Nov 28, 2019

+1 to @ILoveTulips The Replacement. First time reading a real ghost thriller with superior narration and excellent story telling skills.

Cheeniya · Nov 29, 2019

@Greenbay
Thank you for your nomination of @Topaz49 's response in the thread Relationship Turned Worst
Going through Topaz's response, I got a feeling that she could be an experienced Marriage Counselor. Her tips are very practical and sound. I liked her concluding line,

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You have the same goal and looking for a mutually beneficial resolution
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This is what is known as 'hitting the nail on its head'.
An extremely constructive counseling for all who face trouble in their marriage.

Cheeniya · Nov 29, 2019

@Tamrakshar
Thank you for your nomination of the short story The Replacement by @ILoveTulips . And thank you @SpringB for promptly seconding it.
It is indeed a magnificent story that kept us all glued to it till the end. ILT has said in the epilogue

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I thoroughly enjoyed building up this story, and learned a lot on the way
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This reminds me of what Wodehouse once said about his novels that he would never send them to print until he is thoroughly satisfied with them. That's the hallmark of all seasoned writers.
Who doesn't love Tulips?

ILoveTulips · Nov 29, 2019

Dear @Tamrakshar and @SpringB , I am so surprised to see the nominations You have made my day. Thank you for this lovely gesture, and for bringing the story to the attention of other ILites. Your appreciations are heart warming, and made the effort I put in developing the story totally worthy. Thank you so much for your encouragement, and for your patience during the delays in posting the chapters.

ILoveTulips · Nov 29, 2019

Cheeniya said: ↑

@Tamrakshar
Thank you for your nomination of the short story The Replacement by @ILoveTulips . And thank you @SpringB for promptly seconding it.
It is indeed a magnificent story that kept us all glued to it till the end. ILT has said in the epilogue
This reminds me of what Wodehouse once said about his novels that he would never send them to print until he is thoroughly satisfied with them. That's the hallmark of all seasoned writers.
Who doesn't love Tulips?

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Dear Cheeniya Sir, I am so touched and humbled hearing your praises, and so very delighted to know that you have read the story. And the sweet remark at the end! Thank you so much for your kind words Sir.