To My Beloved Royalty...

Thanks, everyone, for all your support. <=')

I'm going to revamp my Patreon campaign.... THANK YOU for all my contributors, I'll let you know when I stream this weekend. In the mean time, what rewards appeal to you? I have some financial needs, and I've neglected it for too long. Thanks!

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Wayward N
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Guest post by "Wayward N"
Inflection of voice, maybe?

Submitted May 28, 2015 at 9:32PM

Nestor Notabilis
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Irma's Mum made me chuckle. It's been a great little arc Irma's family, I know I haven't always commented but I've definitely enjoyed it all. You handle some really difficult themes in a genuinely good and all-age-groups way.

And I love Sarah's question cos it's exactly what a lot of people kids or adults would think.

Submitted May 29, 2015 at 12:32AM

sleepyrobin
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Even kids from more traditional families will say "my brother" or "my sister" when they have more than one. Sometimes it isn't important, and sometimes it's clear from the context.

Submitted May 29, 2015 at 1:29AM

Nestor Notabilis
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In the Greek side of my family everyone whose vaguely related and the same generation is 'cousin' while the vaguely related older generation is 'uncle' or 'aunt'. There arn't many traditional Greek names and they tend to run in families. End result? At least seven 'Uncle Marios's and a dozen 'cousin Nicks'

Submitted May 29, 2015 at 2:00AM

z
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Parents know. Just like they know what baby talk means.

Submitted May 29, 2015 at 6:06AM

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