Comments: Memories of my father - 02/10/15 06:10 AM
Well, what do you think?
Re: Comments: Memories of my father - 02/10/15 06:28 AM
Awwww. A very sweet tribute. 
I'm glad to see that Jonathan Kent passed on the family attribute of being a hero to his son. 
That's all the praise Clark could ever wish for.
I'm glad to see that Jonathan Kent passed on the family attribute of being a hero to his son. That's all the praise Clark could ever wish for.
Re: Comments: Memories of my father - 02/10/15 11:36 AM
That was a beautiful, fitting tribute. Bravo!
- Lynn
- Lynn
Re: Comments: Memories of my father - 02/10/15 11:45 AM
Beautifully written. No better legacy than an adult child's respect for his parents.
Re: Comments: Memories of my father - 02/10/15 02:05 PM
Shane,
Every time I wonder about why I am here still reading these stories, a gem like this one comes along and I remember why. To me this is the very short synopsis of the Lois and Clark mythos, the long term end game of the series, the beginning of Utopia as Herb called it.
A sweet, quiet, essence of what Clark Kent dreamed of having and strove to be in his life.
I am always amazed at how much you can convey in your very, very short stories. Superb!
Oh, and I LOVED the Twinkies bit.
Mike
Every time I wonder about why I am here still reading these stories, a gem like this one comes along and I remember why. To me this is the very short synopsis of the Lois and Clark mythos, the long term end game of the series, the beginning of Utopia as Herb called it.
A sweet, quiet, essence of what Clark Kent dreamed of having and strove to be in his life.
I am always amazed at how much you can convey in your very, very short stories. Superb!
Oh, and I LOVED the Twinkies bit.
Mike