I've read Shades of Green!

[dobbin477]

I've just finished Shades of Green about a half hour ago and I don't know how to describe it. It wasn't what I thought it would be, it was so much better. I almost have the same feeling I got from reading Sister Margaret. I read through that story and by the time I got to the end I was like "OMG!!!" because I didn't realize how blah blah was

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[beautifulpoetic]

I love it when other peoples works end up blowing you away. I like it more when they end up changing your way of thinking and it doesn't even seem like it's intentional!

Fried frogs may seem gross, but be a third grade student with a teacher that tapes dissected frog parts to poster board and then leaves it beside your desk for three weeks. Aside from the stink, it was gross. lol

[dogzilla30]

"because I didn't realize how blah blah was actually blah blah, and so I read the story again and saw how blah blah was blah blah." - That's funny since I did that with both stories.

I missed the reference to Abbadon though. Might have to read this a 4th time to catch that. :)