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Cool, Michelle! As I read this, I realized that I often 'build a set' in my mind where my books take place, even before I 'people' them with characters.

I almost always start with some upstate NY town I stayed in and make a kind of Frankenstein pastiche of the locale in my mind. Even though I live in the city, I almost never set my stories here. I guess, for me, it lacks the atmosphere I find in rural areas.

Oh.but I do enjoy keeping my settings somewhat ordinary and letting the extraordinary events unfold. I as well as my pals happened to be reviewing the nice ideas found on your web site and then I had a sudden, awful suspicion that I had not expressed respect to the website owner for those strategies.

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Everyone appeared to be thrilled to study them and now have sincerely been making the most of them. I appreciate you for simply being quite thoughtful and also for picking out some good topics most people are really eager to be informed on. Our own sincere regret for not expressing gratitude to you sooner. November 5, 2009 Pete – just seen your ‘another thought’. Yeah, whether ‘finitude’ is a big issue in our reception of revelation or not, it’s always a good idea to question worksy set-ups in the garden!

(Even Piper rejects a covenant of works in the garden classically framed. Or so I understand. There you go Paul – I had to mention him!)Heather – I find myself saying the same thing no matter what the conversation. Sometimes it sounds like I’m connecting up theological truths in Christ. Probably it’s autism. I simply wanted to send a message to thank you for all the pleasant suggestions you are giving out here.

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(i’m talking abt everyone who did it!) Take a step back into the rule changes that were made. Don’t u realize that those specific rule changes about tires were brought in to peg Ferrari back? (As much as I hate to admit it, I am saying that!). So, with that being the case, why should one expect ferrari to make a “sporting” decision and give up something? The blame should be squarely on Michelin. And calling the Indy race a farce would be an understatement wouldn’t it?