All Comments on 'Sue and the Light Blue Chevy Malibu'

Utterly delightful!

5

5 stars. I spent seven years growing near Ft. Hood and about eight more later near bases in the San Antonio area, so I have an appreciation for some of the interesting stories that kids were supposed to hear. That’s why this one sounded a little like one of those and brought back a few memories fro the 60s and 70s. Thanks

Great story.Thank you very much.

A nice story, typical ronde and a great ending, amusing and a little tearful over the nostalgia. 5⛤

1967 light yellow Chevy Impala.

5*

Well done.

Easy read with no surprises. I would have preferred more dialogue, especially in the first half, but the last few paragraphs ended strong. 4.3*

Love that ending. As always 5 stars for a great story.

Fantastic romantic story. Another great story. 5stars

That was such a sweet story. 5🌟

Perfect story to read on a day that started badly. Thank you.

Knew those Chevy Malibu's where good for something besides car payments!

Great story and being a vet of that area I can easy relate I met my first wife while in the service and we traveled from New Your state to Texas. I should try to write about our adventure in meeting and time in the Service. Keep writing and keep up the good work. M Malibu was a 68 Charger.

Uplifting and sweet. And well written. And a great change from the usual fate of soldiers coming home.

More please.

MLJ

Real people - great story

Ha we were at Graf in ‘68 for tank gunnery. Sun morning bout 0730 woke up to a lot noise and girls voices. About 20 of us in a old wooden barracks. Two young ladies had accessed the room. Language barrier and a pissedoff staff E6 resulted in the ladies eviction. It could happen.

Yet again a grand tale, 5*s

Wonderfully sweet story.

Took a long time to get to the punchline but it was worth it. I thought it was a little dry until those last two paragraphs well the cleverness of the tale became apparent.

This one is another fine story with a sweet plot and likable, believable characters. I’m a fan!

Thank you for writing and thank you for sharing your work.

Great story.

Hate to be that guy, but key cards weren’t invented until 1975.

I thought a college grad would be an officer and not a clerk.

I am a fan of your work. This story seems to be lacking. Afaw704

What a pleasant fun story. The plot wasn't off the wall, but I sort of liked the characters and without any traumatic incident it just cruised to a finish. 4* Well worth reading.

Great story very close to home.

Served three years in the Army. One year in alabama

for school then two yearz in Germany (1967-70) in a headquarters battery serving four HAWK ( homing-all-the-way-killer)) missile sites. You were spot on!

Keep writing.,

Sargt J