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FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Love at a Distance finished third in the contest "Love Poem Poetry Contest"
    karenina: Heartfelt congratulations on a lovely poem!--Karenina -
    Susan Larson: We need to talk. Will reply later about this web site, happy to have won $100, but ... -
    kleck140: Thanks a bunch.
    You are giving me a Masters in English when I never went to high school. And all the Creative Writing courses I took via Internet, weren't as helpful. You are my angel in this process.
    I am trying to get here more often, but my med schedule keeps me busier than a 40 hour weekly job. I had a stroke in 1976, cancer in 1996, and kidney failure in 2016, now I need to conquer this that 2016 one too. Things happen in three lumps I am told. But every twenty years isn't easy but manageable. Thanks again for your support.
    I am sure glad God sent you my way. Fondly EL -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: The Nameless, Faceless Creature finished third in the contest "Halloween Horror Writing"
    WalkerMan: Thank you to the Committee and to all the kind reviewers who made this honor possible. I'm glad you enjoyed reading this post. -
    Susan Larson: I added the blank lines between paragraphs in Changing Times. Hate to keep doing this but I see no receipt for what I send except a listing of a few in my outbox with the web master says have been delivered. -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Congratulations! Third place finish in the reviewing contest!
    DR DIP: congrats mr walker! -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Congratulations! Till Shadows Have Eaten the Moon won the contest "Love Poem Poetry Contest"
    WalkerMan: Thank you to FanStory, the judging committee, and to all the kind reviewers and supporters who made this high honor possible. -
    kiwisteveh: Congrats, Mike. I believe I told you that this should win by a country mile!
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    Susanjohn: Congratulations Mike!!! So happy for you!! -
    RGstar: Well done, my friend. A great and different entry, with loads of love.
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    rama devi: Congratulations! Happy for you, Deserved. :) -
    I. J. Fox: Congratulations, sir. Not that I am at all surprised. Your work has always been of an excellent quality. Glad to see others seeing that truth for themselves. -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: A Joy Beyond Compare finished first in the contest "What Makes Me Happy"
    WalkerMan: What a joyful surprise! Last time I looked, this post had only one vote (not mine). Thank you to all who changed that. -
    judiverse: You've been on FanStory such a short time, and I marvel at all the achievements you've racked up in that short time. All the best to you. judiverse -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Be a Lantern in the Darkness finished first in the contest "Write a sacred song"
    WalkerMan: Thank you to all who made this honor possible. I am humbled by the warmth of reception for this song. -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Mandorla finished second in the contest "Passionate Love in Black and White"
    WalkerMan: Thank you to all who made this award possible. -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Lifetime Love finished first in the contest "Light and Sweet"
    WalkerMan: Thank you to all who helped make this possible. I feel honored to be among you. -- Mike -


FanStory wrote to WalkerMan: Joyful Raindrops finished first in the contest "Monorhyme"
    Helen Bach: Yayyy Always lovely to see the finest poem win. Well done x -
    WalkerMan: You are so sweet! Thank you. I feel truly honored by the response from everyone, and especially so from you. I had not, until the results came out, realized that you were the author of 'Happy Dog' and thus a rival in this contest. Your response to my review of that poem shows your strength of character, which I admire. Consider this reply a virtual hug. If you were within reach, I'd make it a real one. -- Mike
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