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Yeech....I think I need a drink (and I don't bloody well drink)...LOL!!

Man oh man, twas after all something the 'Good Folk' would appreciate, I be think-n.
I know I did. Having Irish in the blood tends to make one enjoying these kinds of fun little stories.
My mother was adopted, her (pre-adoption) name was Kelley. Then being born on Oct. 31st...well lets say...
"Its been a wee bit oh fun that filled me own childhood...'Me wee Lassy'...LOL!!

Ms. Judy your a good story teller. A rare gift in this ever so instant gratification world we live in. I've forgotten how much fun it is to get lost in the story. Thank You! I only wish I could as easily spin a yarn as you do, kudos and congrats.

I have friends like these two characters!

Just finished your delightful story....I think I ended reading it with an Irish accent. These ARE my kind of tales.

Page 21, typo: 'to used against you'. You have an extra 'd'.

Apart from that, what can I say that hasn't been said?
Funny, original, wonderful story.

that sounds about right, get drunk one night and your short magic friend locks ya on the Titanic for one hundred years and when you finally get out, GET A DRINK!!!! the Irish in a nutshell LoL Altjouh, ya didnt mention the word 'aye' once, maybe think about adden it : ) Hop e i helped

The thing is, I had no idea if my characterization of those two was accurate, Pat, so it makes me glad to know I got it right! Sometimes my imagination knows more than my brain does, if that makes any sense.

Funny you should mention the Titanic competition, Val. That's exactly what I'd begun writing this for, but couldn't complete it in time - I think I'd only gotten about three pages written and had no idea where it was going. But today, after talking to one of our Irish members, I was reminded of this tale, so went home from work and finished it, then posted it between reformatting that other story for you and changing the cover to the new one Laz made. Sheesh, what a night!

Thank you both for taking the time to read and comment on this. Your kindness has a lot to do with why I get inspired to write so much!

How on earth do you do all this? You are in the middle of writing a novel -- have a couple of other stories up your sleeve -- and make time for this delightful Irish yarn. I take my tam o shanter off to you (hmm, I think that's Scottish!) for your inexhaustible imagination and the plethora of stories living inside that pretty head of yours. Pity you couldn't have written this for the Titanic contest. Love it!

What a charmingly offbeat story of the little people o'er in Fair Ireland. You brought out the best of these legendary troublemakers, in this tale of drunkenness and mischief. But after due consideration, and the promise of a free one, all anger and thoughts of revenge are quickly squelched. And that is how they are:)