All Comments on 'Pensive Fifties'

to write than they look! Thanks for taking the time!

Thanks for sharing your thoughts during the holiday season.

Boyd

These were quite cute (intended in a good sense). I particularly enjoyed 'Stocking Fillers'. :)

The first comment didn't reflect my vote at all. ;)

50 words & Ogg captures the feelings of Christmas like nobody else. Great words, as always.

Good as always sir... my hero.. the great og at his best

It gave me the warm fuzzies... so much in the world to be grateful for. Thanks for the reminder, Og.

Can we expect another one like that for Valentine's day?

They are so good, so inspiring, so well written. You should make a point of doing one for every Holiday that exists. :)

Don't know why...my first one appeared as Anonymous :(

Can we expect another one like that for Valentine's day?

They are so good, so inspiring, so well written. You should make a point of doing one for every Holiday that exists. :)

done. Must be hard to restrict yourself to 50 words!

Black Tulip

That's all. Just...thanks.

I think I know how Anon from the United States feels. Thanks, Og. That was nice, and very well done.

Rumple

thank you Og and happy holidays.

Always, Lizzy

An exceedingly well crafted reminder of the spirit of the season in pithy blurbs and covering important ground. Thank you Og.

Now I feel all ooey and gooey inside. Thanks for making me smile. Good luck!

Cookie :)

Best of luck in the contest!

You can't buy it. You can't give it nor get it as a gift. You have to earn it. thanks for the reminders of the spirit that rules this day, so often lost in the more ostentacious celebration

and imaginative, like I've come to expect your submissions to be. Nicely done. Good luck in the contest.

being a non american christian, I could only get some of the stories. However, the ones I got, were the ones I loved. Big applause for reminding me the spirit of xmas in so few words.

You reminded me of Aesop's Fables with this entry. The stories are short, sweet and they make you think. Good job!

you filled our minds with the spirit of the holidays...

Good luck dearst Ogg...

~Honey

Your creativity shines, and you tell an entire story is very few words...I admire you. My favorites were "Brotherhood" (for obvious reasons), "Santa's Grotto," and "Correctness" (the ending phrase "inclusion is not exclusive" is absolutely brilliant).

and humorous, and brought back some very pleasant memories. I especially remember the chains made from strips of colored paper. We used to make them in elementary school but they probably can't do that now.

This is brilliant. It blurs the line between prose and poetry and you do it so well.